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Only way to end attacks is to break away from endless cycle of tit-for-tat violence

The Irish Anti-War Movement condemns the terrorist attacks in Brussels that have left 34 people dead and many more injured and traumatised. We extend our sympathy to the victims’ relatives and solidarity to Belgians.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016

Random violence shows IS devoid of ideas or vision

Hard though it is to recognise today, the Daesh violence in Syria, Turkey and Iraq, the bombs in Brussels and the shootings in Paris, indicate very clearly that IS are losing their so-called ‘struggle’.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016

South Africans show their solidarity with the Irish

Our good wishes to the people and government of Ireland, on the centenary of the 1916 Rising.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016

IS losing their ‘struggle’

Hard though it is to recognise today, the Daesh violence in Syria, Turkey and Iraq, the bombs in Brussels and the shootings in Paris, indicate very clearly that they are losing their so-called ‘struggle’.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016

Impartial voices must be heard on energy sector

The report prepared by BW Energy has the intent of creating a wind v biomass scenario by gaining media coverage.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016

Double the licence fee to help out poor Montrose

Fifty years ago RTÉ’s hard working Drama Department produced the very interesting drama ‘Insurrection’, but showing it late at night reflects poorly on RTE today.

Fri, 25 Mar, 2016

Paul Ryan the kingmaker if US election ends in stalemate

If a third party candidate, such as Mitt Romney, runs in the upcoming United States presidential election and neither Trump or Clinton get a majority (270) of electoral college votes the Speaker of the House Paul Ryan will decide who will be the next President.

Fri, 25 Mar, 2016