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Nationalism fragments and weakens - Can Spain survive Catalan vote?
Nationalism fragments and weakens - Can Spain survive Catalan vote?

Sometimes the best way to understand reality is to indulge in fantasy. So, try to imagine what the Irish and British governments — and Stormont if it can stir itself — might do if Sinn Féin were to organise an unofficial vote on Irish unity in the North. 

Mon, 02 Oct, 2017

Spike Island honoured as Europe’s best
Spike Island honoured as Europe’s best

Spike Island’s former inmates may not remember the island facility in a celebratory way but Irish tourism interests will surely celebrate the fact that the island was named, in St Petersburg on Saturday night, as Europe’s leading tourist attraction at the prestigious World Travel Awards 2017.

Mon, 02 Oct, 2017

Dieselgate scandal two years on: Still paying lip-service
Dieselgate scandal two years on: Still paying lip-service

It’s two years since the car makers’ rigging of diesel emissions figures was exposed. 

Mon, 02 Oct, 2017

Ryanair growth
A good day’s work for Ryanair

Irrespective of its current travails, Ryanair remains one of the greatest Irish success stories in the world of business. 

Sat, 30 Sep, 2017

It just got harder to sustain tax argument
It just got harder to sustain tax argument

During his third State of the Union address to the European Parliament earlier this month, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker sketched his vision of how Europe might evolve. 

Sat, 30 Sep, 2017

Extreme voices are demeaning debate
Extreme voices are demeaning debate

It may be a forlorn hope, but it is nonetheless important to advocate that the debate on the Eighth Amendment be at least civilised and that campaigners treat each other with the respect and dignity they would demand from their opponents.

Sat, 30 Sep, 2017

Time to change or disappear - As go the salmon, so may we
Time to change or disappear - As go the salmon, so may we

ADAPTABILITY, ambition, determination, pragmatism, courage and an understanding of the power of community — and the game-changing gift of a thumb — are some of the

Fri, 29 Sep, 2017

Teaching practical skills - Cook your way to healthier life
Teaching practical skills - Cook your way to healthier life

IT is an irony of our time that just as food has assumed five-star celebrity status in the world of entertainment, far too many people view the prospect of turning a slipper of bacon, and a head of Savoy cabbage, into a dinner much as the Spartans viewed the Persian armies advancing on the Pass of Thermopylae in 480BC.

Fri, 29 Sep, 2017

Gown star gone - Hugh Hefner, man of influence
Gown star gone - Hugh Hefner, man of influence

UNLESS you lived in a society where the monochrome television station began broadcasting at six o’clock and closed at 10.30; where the idea of an active and pleasurable sex life outside of marriage was as remote as grand opera or real coffee, it is hard to imagine how very exotic Hugh Hefner, who died yesterday, aged 91, seemed.

Fri, 29 Sep, 2017

Ireland’s suicide rate stable - But one death is one too many
Ireland’s suicide rate stable - But one death is one too many

Ireland’s suicide rate has stabilised and has begun to fall since the recession, according to the HSE’s National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) 2016 report.

Thu, 28 Sep, 2017

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