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A matter of extreme urgency - Rural Ireland’s suicide crisis
A matter of extreme urgency - Rural Ireland’s suicide crisis

HOLLYWOOD actor Jeremy Irons is to unveil a memorial today in Waterville, Co Kerry, to those who took their own lives. Located in the town’s community gardens, its purpose is to raise awareness of the extent of suicide in Ireland and in rural areas, in particular. 

Fri, 28 Aug, 2015

A dangerous occupation - Factory farms
A dangerous occupation - Factory farms

THE Health and Safety Authority and gardaí are investigating a farming accident in which a 14-year-old boy died in Carlow on Wednesday morning.

Fri, 28 Aug, 2015

White Paper on Defence - Why we need a credible defence
White Paper on Defence - Why we need a credible defence

THE Government is to provide new and upgraded equipment for the Army, Naval Service and Air Corps, including new aircraft and ships.

Thu, 27 Aug, 2015

Peace process in crisis - IRA’s ‘pilot light’ was left running
Peace process in crisis - IRA’s ‘pilot light’ was left running

FORMER Justice Minister Michael McDowell may have taken many ordinary Irish citizens by surprise by revealing that the total abolition of the IRA was never part of the Northern Ireland peace process.

Thu, 27 Aug, 2015

Services in disarray - Mental ill-health
Services in disarray - Mental ill-health

KATHLEEN LYNCH, the minister with responsibility for mental health, is confident she can secure extra funding in next October’s budget for services under her control.

Thu, 27 Aug, 2015

Gerry Adams’ credibility - Far too many denials to be plausible
Gerry Adams’ credibility - Far too many denials to be plausible

THE anger and sense of betrayal building around the probability that the IRA still exists in one form or another is entirely justifiable. That anger is exacerbated by the fact that one of the central players in the current debate has little credibility when it comes to being trustworthy in these matters.

Wed, 26 Aug, 2015

Dementia rates soaring - So little time left to act on crisis
Dementia rates soaring - So little time left to act on crisis

OUR capacity to sustain human life — our bodies — has improved tremendously but so too has the impact of an escalating rate of dementia in older people. One trend seems to act as a counterbalance to the other.

Wed, 26 Aug, 2015

Women’s health - Heart warning
Women’s health - Heart warning

OUR perception of some diseases is not always accurate. Sometimes, maybe because of a particularly effective education campaign, we might imagine that one particular disease represents a particularly potent threat and deserves a prominent place in the hierachy of illnesses we face.

Wed, 26 Aug, 2015

Does the IRA still exist? - Sinn Fein struggle to sound credible
Does the IRA still exist? - Sinn Fein struggle to sound credible

THERE is a significant swathe of people who will never vote for Sinn Féin no matter what the party does, says, proposes or promises.

Tue, 25 Aug, 2015

Culture of bonuses in semi-states - Bonus deal is a shabby dodge
Culture of bonuses in semi-states - Bonus deal is a shabby dodge

IT is unfortunate that the bonus culture has become so very embedded in our semi-state companies. EirGrid, the state-owned electricity network, is the latest organisation to find itself the subject of unwelcome attention on the issue, just as Irish Water was so very soon after it was established.

Tue, 25 Aug, 2015

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