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Shatter vindicated, so why no Government apology?
Shatter vindicated, so why no Government apology?
Now, I may be among many others who are not fans of Alan Shatter. However, fair play is called for and the O’Higgins Report clearly vindicates the former Justice Minister.

Sat, 14 May, 2016

Rent crisis is all our own making and same mistakes will be paid for by citizens
Rent crisis is all our own making and same mistakes will be paid for by citizens
The state and citizens must be protected against visitation by vultures and excess rent charges. Repayment in full of private corporate business error was levied upon the general populace.

Sat, 14 May, 2016

Restore medical card for all previous holders by resetting means-test limit
Restore medical card for all previous holders by resetting means-test limit
Civil servants rightly demand restoration of their wages to pre-austerity levels. Their trade unions will argue their case well, but who will fight for the rights of the old, sick, and poor?

Sat, 14 May, 2016

An ode to Indaver and their incinerator plans
An ode to Indaver and their incinerator plans
LUNAR INDUSTRY

Sat, 14 May, 2016

Striking Luas drivers should know better than to mess with The Boss
Striking Luas drivers should know better than to mess with The Boss

The action by the Luas drivers has gone too far with their latest announcement of six strike days.

Sat, 14 May, 2016

Atheism must grow up to be taken seriously
Atheism must grow up to be taken seriously

Fergus O’Leary is absolutely correct, majorities are frequently wrong. 

Fri, 13 May, 2016

Discovery of DMP files from 1913 not surprising
Discovery of DMP files from 1913 not surprising
The recent discovery of the DMP files for the 1913 Lock-out is not surprising.

Fri, 13 May, 2016

The idea intellectually impaired people feel less trauma is a myth
The idea intellectually impaired people feel less trauma is a myth
At the Central Criminal Courts yesterday, a man is jailed for 20 years for raping his intellectually impaired son and using him in pornography for internet circulation. With the judge, Mr Justice Hunt saying, ”it was perhaps fortunate for him that he didn’t understand what happened to him”.

Fri, 13 May, 2016

Decision to pull Munster Rugby training from Cork is bad for business and fan base
Decision to pull Munster Rugby training from Cork is bad for business and fan base

Is it not ironic that in the week the much lauded coach of Connaught stresses the importance of community links, Munster are more or less pulling out of their biggest community. 

Fri, 13 May, 2016

Right of unborn equals those at any other stage
Right of unborn equals those at any other stage

Louise O’Neill says because of Ireland’s “archaic laws” the life of the unborn child “is treated” as equal to the mother’s (‘I think I would be a good mother; I just don’t want to be one,’ May 7).

Fri, 13 May, 2016

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