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Terry Prone is an author, columnist and one of Ireland's most well known commentators on communications, politics and public life.
The great thing about the days on which Christmas and New Year happened, this time around, was the way it provided a week-long holiday.
Mon, 05 Jan, 2015
JUST as our personal virtues, over time, become our vices, so, too, our national advantages, over time, can become disadvantages.
Mon, 29 Dec, 2014
ON the face of it, I’m all set for Christmas. But not really.
Mon, 22 Dec, 2014
Back in the days when I was a junior reporter with RTÉ and the Troubles were going on north of the Border, a mad young producer got the idea that someone should go Up There and capture covert recordings of just how difficult the British Army and the RUC were to people from the Republic.
Mon, 15 Dec, 2014
WORKING dogs are confusing.
Mon, 08 Dec, 2014
MOTHERS are fighting in toyshops over dolls fashioned after characters from a movie named Frozen. This is to satisfy their children this Christmas.
Mon, 01 Dec, 2014
NORMALLY, when biographies cause problems for the subject, it’s because of something included in the book.
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014
To find Marian Keyes eating the face off Marian Finucane on Twitter is like finding your budgie savaging your alsatian.
Mon, 17 Nov, 2014
Natalie Facetimed me the other day. No warning. Out of the blue.
Mon, 10 Nov, 2014
You could tell from early on that he was never going to make it, this child. Not saying he didn’t come from a good family. He did. His grandfather and then his father were our GPs.
Mon, 03 Nov, 2014