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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.
IT’S no more than a possibility, but a possibility it is, nonetheless.
Mon, 30 Aug, 2010
CONSIDER this as a public relations strategy.
Mon, 23 Aug, 2010
WITH all these cheap air flights to European capital cities, I’m a bit surprised that the Child of Prague hasn’t made a big comeback.
Mon, 16 Aug, 2010
When she was driving the Lexus into the last parking space, she noticed the woman with the platinum page boy hairdo.
Mon, 09 Aug, 2010
SO FAR, the score is one Waterford Glass tumbler, two plates and a cereal bowl.
Mon, 02 Aug, 2010
No matter how many months he had been sober, no matter how, objectively, he knew that drinking was the road to hell, the visceral craving for alcohol overcame his resolution and he repeatedly relapsed.
Mon, 19 Jul, 2010
YOU remember the pictures. Of course you do. Guys in good business suits, standing on the sidewalks of American cities, selling apples. It was the definitive visual representation of the onset of the Great Depression.
Mon, 12 Jul, 2010
ALISTAIR CAMPBELL, in person, is taller, funnier and infinitely more charming than he is in print.
Mon, 05 Jul, 2010
YOU have to ask why on earth General McCrystal agreed to have a journalist embedded with him for eight weeks.
Mon, 28 Jun, 2010
‘MY GRANNY doesn’t like you,” the student at the book-signing blurted out.
Mon, 21 Jun, 2010