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Colette Browne
Enough is enough: Women must fight back against sex abuse and harassment

TWO weeks ago I recounted personal experiences of sexual harassment and assault in this column and have been overwhelmed by the response.

Wed, 03 Jul, 2013

Anglo tapes prove we need proper inquiry into banking fiasco
Anglo tapes prove we need proper inquiry into banking fiasco

SPEAKING on RTÉ radio recently, a farmer, summing up a dismal year, sadly muttered: “the slugs got the better of us” — a fitting epitaph, if ever there was one, for Anglo Irish Bank.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2013

Women suffer in silence about sexual abuse — and I should know
Women suffer in silence about sexual abuse — and I should know

THE first time I covered a sexual assault case I remember sitting in the court room and being stunned by the evidence — when I realised that I had experienced the same abuse that was being outlined by the victim.

Wed, 19 Jun, 2013

McGuinness ties himself in knots over travel expenses controversy

JOHN McGuinness is the latest TD to be undone by that highly contagious, and extremely debilitating, political affliction, entitlement.

Wed, 12 Jun, 2013

Bill marks progress in the fight for women’s rights, but it’s only a first step

THE inclusion of a 14-year jail term, for women who induce their abortions, in the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill, is a punishment for being poor and female.

Wed, 05 Jun, 2013

There is no quick fix to stop the slaughter in Syria’s killing fields

THE EU weapons embargo against Syrian rebels was controversially withdrawn, following lengthy talks on Monday night, but it’s doubtful the policy change will make a blind bit of difference.

Wed, 29 May, 2013

Little people pay the price as big businesses avoid their fair share

ENDA Kenny started his trip to the US this week with a tongue-lashing from a Boston cardinal and concluded it with the US Senate deriding the country as a tax haven.

Wed, 22 May, 2013

Dónal Walsh shouldn’t have had to endure such a poor health service

DÓNAL Walsh will be buried today having fought two battles in his short life — one with cancer and one with our health service.

Wed, 15 May, 2013

Cardinal Brady was silent about child abuse. Now, he should be silenced

THE Catholic Church is unlikely to employ me as a communications advisor, so this pithy pearl of wisdom is on the house — step away from the microphones, Cardinal Sean Brady.

Wed, 08 May, 2013

Anti-abortion legislation TDs trample on the democratic will of the people

IRELAND’S answer to the Watergate scandal has revealed that some Labour Party TDs would prefer more liberal abortion legislation than that being drafted by the Government — and, in other news, the Pope is Catholic.

Wed, 01 May, 2013

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