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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.

 Remarkable train of events sees rail networker get her business on track
Remarkable train of events sees rail networker get her business on track

She was at the railway station, waiting for the train back to Cork, not knowing if the meeting she had just completed in Dublin had been a success or a failure.

Mon, 31 Mar, 2014

Injecting positivity into our lives is more than just mind over matter

Not being able to LOOK sad may help to prevent you FEELING sad. Your body may have a greater say in your mood than does your brain. And a dilute poison that flattens your wrinkles also has the potential to lift your spirits.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2014

Our future leaders are currently busy running away from pre-school

OF COURSE we must condemn it, and we do. Whenever it is revealed that toddlers have walked out of creches or nursery schools or playgroups and headed for the M1 or whatever dangerous road is nearest to them, we rightly wonder what the hell kind of operation the people in charge think they are running.

Mon, 17 Mar, 2014

Moving stories of title deeds as house vendors use every trick in the book
Moving stories of title deeds as house vendors use every trick in the book

SPRING is sprung; the daffs are up.

Mon, 10 Mar, 2014

Communication is first casualty of a medical disaster — this needs to stop
Communication is first casualty of a medical disaster — this needs to stop

Aeschylus claimed that truth is the first casualty of war. Communication is the first casualty of a medical disaster.

Mon, 03 Mar, 2014

Cold hands, warm hearts — but can  kindness of strangers go the distance?
Cold hands, warm hearts — but can kindness of strangers go the distance?

IT WOULD have to come from Scandinavia, wouldn’t it? These days, the minute any discussion gets going about some social progress our nation or any other nation wants to achieve, up pops an expert to tell us the Scandinavians have already done it.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2014

Cardiff Hall sinking

I’m researching the Cardiff Hall shipwreck, which was lost on the Shoonta Rock, at the Seven Heads, in 1925.

Tue, 18 Feb, 2014

Legal shift could save families from criminal jeopardy of assisted suicide

IT was the worst thing she ever did as a doctor and it has haunted her every day of the last 15 years.

Mon, 17 Feb, 2014

Visual truth is staring LGBT groups in the face: They need to think Pink
Visual truth is staring LGBT groups in the face: They need to think Pink

When you set out to make a point, it’s all too easy for people to miss it if you’re not physically present. It is difficult to make a strong emotional argument by being absent from a colourful parade that involves a million people and goes worldwide through mainstream nd social media.

Mon, 10 Feb, 2014

 Threat of a broken hip is a bitter, ageist pill for the mature woman
Threat of a broken hip is a bitter, ageist pill for the mature woman

I may not be transparent and accountable, but I am compliant.

Mon, 03 Feb, 2014

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