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After the Cullen controversy, it's time for a lesson on public duty

PLEASE jog my memory. What exactly did Martin Cullen not do wrong? Was it his suggestion to the Office of Public Works that they hire one of his political supporters, Monica Leech?

Wed, 09 Feb, 2005

President tells it like it is, but we can’t say such things these days

ā€œI WAS only ever wrong once,ā€ goes the favourite joke of a friend of mine. ā€œIt happened once when I thought I was wrong, but I was actually right!ā€

Wed, 02 Feb, 2005

Natural disasters make us stop and think about the human condition

I HAVE been thinking lately about a tragedy that occurred a few months ago where I come from.

Wed, 12 Jan, 2005

There are forces in nature we don’t understand and cannot control

WORDS are left impotent by a tragedy such as has unfolded in southern Asia over the past week. The sheer scale of the devastation wrought and the number of people killed cripples the imagination.

Wed, 05 Jan, 2005

Referendum gives us the chance to make the EU account for itself

ANOTHER year, another European treaty. But the people of Europe, to judge by last June’s Euro elections, have never been so disillusioned with the European project. Eurosceptic parties made gains in Britain and Belgium.

Wed, 29 Dec, 2004

Christian Europe may have to rely on Muslims to keep the faith

HERE’S a question to ponder as December 25 approaches: for how long more will Christmas be celebrated in Europe? In the short term, these are exciting times to be European.

Wed, 22 Dec, 2004

Critics of the US should look at some real human rights villains

SAY what you like about the US, but its approach to internal dissent is in a different league to that of countries like Saudi Arabia and Cuba.

Wed, 15 Dec, 2004

Code to a fortune... mix sex and religion and call it the Holy Grail

GIVE a Frenchman the chance to mock America and he will take it. It has ever been so - but especially in these days when American restaurants have been pouring French wine down their sinks and renaming ā€˜French fries’ as freedom fries.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2004

Heterosexual cohabitants need to realise one thing: marriage works

IT never rains but it pours. First we have a same-sex couple seeking parity of esteem with married couples and similar tax breaks. Now advocates for cohabiting heterosexual couples are demanding more rights, too.

Wed, 24 Nov, 2004

Buttiglione is a better European than the people who dumped him

ALTHOUGH he has just been denied the justice portfolio in the European Commission, Rocco Buttiglione shows no rancour.

Wed, 03 Nov, 2004

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