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We need politicians who can compromise
We need politicians who can compromise

Sixty days-plus after we elected them to run the country, our 158 TDs in the Dáil can’t agree on the formation of a government. If this situation prevails, what then? Another election? What chance has that but to produce a similar indecisive outcome. An election will change little and merely serve to prolong the tedious political shenanigans we are now experiencing, from all sides.

Mon, 02 May, 2016

What’s Bertie doing back on the scene?
What’s Bertie doing back on the scene?
Former taoiseach and former Fianna Fáil leader, Bertie Ahern, has re-emerged from his closet... what is he up to now?

Mon, 02 May, 2016

DMP ceremony: Where were state representatives?
DMP ceremony: Where were state representatives?
When I attended commemorations on Sunday April 24 for the two unarmed members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police who were shot dead in the first hours of what’s described as the Rising, I was very pleased to see that the British ambassador was in attendance.

Mon, 02 May, 2016

Export of Irish greyhounds to China raises concerns on dog welfare
Export of Irish greyhounds to China raises concerns on dog welfare

We are writing as a concerned group of leading animal welfare organisations including Dogs Trust, Europe’s largest dog welfare charity, and two of Ireland’s oldest and largest animal welfare charities, the Irish SPCA and the Irish Blue Cross.

Mon, 02 May, 2016

We should be proud of Adi Roche
We should be proud of Adi Roche

The article ‘Chernobyl disaster — Adi Roche deserves all our plaudits’ (Our View, April 27, 2016) makes it clear that Ireland has every reason to be proud of Adi Roche’s humanitarian work.

Mon, 02 May, 2016

It’s time to put the brakes on rising car insurance
It’s time to put the brakes on rising car insurance
The rising cost of car insurance is a major concern for Irish motorists. Motorists have no legal choice but to pay, even though our roads are littered with pot holes, which often cause accidents.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Livingstone may not be everyone’s pin-up boy but he does know his history
Livingstone may not be everyone’s pin-up boy but he does know his history
Ken Livingstone may not be everyone’s pin-up boy but he does know his history. Shortly after Hitler gained power the Zionist leader, David ben-Gurion, felt the Nazis’ take-over could become ‘a fertile force’ for Zionism.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Zappone doesn’t have to accept all entitlements
Zappone doesn’t have to accept all entitlements
I appreciate that Ms Katherine Zappone, TD, is the new poster girl for the liberal media, which has a vested interest in looking away when she is shown to be undeserving of the higher moral ground she claims. But facts are facts.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Irish Water haggling shows auction politics still here
Irish Water haggling shows auction politics still here
I would bet that every politician and pundit calling for the abolition of Irish Water, and of water charges, is equally adamant that auction politics should end ...but not just yet.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Israel’s historical willingness to return the Golan Heights is well-documented
Israel’s historical willingness to return the Golan Heights is well-documented

Itamar Rabinovich, chief negotiator for Israel during the Yitzhak Rabin government (1992-5), wrote a book about the failed negotiations with Syria.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

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