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Ryle Dwyer
The spark that lit the Troubles is still smouldering in the embers

AN Irish Press reporter was watching a police water cannon vehicle moving into position. He had never seen one in action before.

Sat, 04 Oct, 2008

Our cocaine epidemic may bring a crash worse than any on Wall Street

SHOULD anyone care if people were stupid enough to pay inflated prices for property in recent years? Sure, this provided employment in the construction industry and that provided extra tax revenue.

Sat, 27 Sep, 2008

The party may be over, but the PDs left their mark on Irish politics

THE Progressive Democrats were suggesting this week that they are going to fold up their tent and fade away.

Sat, 20 Sep, 2008

We betrayed one generation. Are we willing to do it all over again?

Charlie McCreevy had the courage to move a ‘no confidence’ motion in Charlie Haughey’s leadership in October 1982, but the great majority in the parliamentary party did not have the vision, the guts or the integrity to support his motion, so Haughey survived.

Sat, 13 Sep, 2008

The Yanks bought a presidential pup before. Will they do it again?

SOME have predicted that Barack Obama could turn out to be another George McGovern.

Sat, 06 Sep, 2008

Churchill’s claim to greatness died on two Bloody Sundays in Ireland

WITH the growing international tension over Georgia some have been bemoaning the lack of strong statesmen. George W Bush professes to be an ardent admirer of Winston Churchill who was man of the century for a great many people.

Sat, 30 Aug, 2008

Boxers set a standard that some of our Olympic officials can’t match

FROM some of the early reports from Beijing it was beginning to look like we were going to have to be content that nobody drowned in the pool or got lost on the running track, but then the boxers came to the rescue. Sure we’re famous the world over for fighting.

Sat, 23 Aug, 2008

Our very own Comeback Kid isn’t getting the recognition he deserves

The gracious way in which Harrington won has further added to his international stature.

Sat, 16 Aug, 2008

Drug cheat losers deserve place in the Olympic hall of shame

IT is probably inevitable that we will be told that the Chinese are exploiting the Olympic Games for their own political purposes, as if the Americans, the Germans, the Russians, the British, or all the others had not done so already.

Sat, 09 Aug, 2008

The Irish heroes who defied the odds on road to Olympic glory

THE Olympic Games have lost much of their glamour over the drug cheats.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2008

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