by Brendan Balfe I was having dinner with Peggy Lee. I had just interviewed her in the bedroom of her home in Hollywood and she had kindly invited me to stay, she resting on the bed after a recent fall and me sitting beside her in a chair, quietly thrilled. A butler brought […]
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The ‘non-contrarian’ who died last year, was the Irish-produced journalist with the best prose Time to fess up, here. Some of us used to be quite fond of John Waters. We even had evidence to back up our feelings: In Dublin, under his editorship in the 1980s, was a pretty good, sharp index of […]
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Newspaper readers will pay only if their subscription brings them high-quality content – Al McConnell 353 total views, 3 views today
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How church and state kept the Life of Brian from a god-fearing society – Michael Mary Murphy 550 total views, 3 views today
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Pray you’re not done by Irish Political Weekly, the Savage Eye or Katherine Lynch – by Michael Smith 520 total views, 2 views today
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Before Pat Kenny broke his chains Gerard Cunningham looked at RTE Radio 1 381 total views, 1 views today
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Resigned Lord Laird’s symbiotic relationsip with the Sindo over the years promoted some regressive causes THE political demise of Ulster Unionist, Lord Laird, who has lost the party whip after being stung by the Daily Telegraph/ BBC Panorama in the latest ‘cash foraccess’ scandal, may not be as shocking to those who have observed, and […]
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