Organisation: Celtic Tiger Ireland

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

ourview

Irish Examiner View: A Government facing massive challenges

The penultimate hurdle to a new administration has been, after almost a five-month interregnum, negotiated.

comment-analysis

Cork City Development: Separate authorities are key to ‘selling’ city

Irish Water debacle: Veto vote is the price for water tax

general

Building an army in Kilnamartyra

Read it and rage

RTÉ’s cash crisis - It is time for hard choices at Montrose

Dream ends as new poor look to SVP for help

CELTIC Tiger Ireland spawned a new class.

Sat, 27 Dec, 2008

The Celtic Tiger: From roar to snore?

WALKING around the west Limerick town of Newcastle West, there are two things that strike you— firstly, what a beautifully designed old fortress town it is and, secondly, just how can such a small population sustain an elite interiors shop like Objekt Design Space?

Wed, 15 Oct, 2008

Beating the gloom - We’ve done it before, we’ll do it again

THE weather and the economy seem to be working hand-in-glove in a kind of partnership of despair.

Tue, 29 Jul, 2008

Small dairy co-op dynamism is good for all

RESULTS from the better- known diary co-ops in the northeast and northwest over the past week show the sector is in better fettle than it has been for some time.

Wed, 30 Apr, 2008

Leslie’s family: ‘The only thing holding her back is her speech’

WHEN Leslie McCabe comes home from school in the evening, she normally throws herself on her bed listening to music.

Sat, 12 Apr, 2008

Professor challenges college to ‘be radical’

A LEADING professor yesterday challenged his own college to change direction and stop striving for a better ranking in the world of academe.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2008

O Maonlai pens Tara protest song

Hothouse Flowers frontman Liam O Maonlai today released a song to rally campaigners opposed to the controversial M3 motorway route around the Hill of Tara.

Fri, 27 Jul, 2007

Back-to-school costs - Ireland’s rich image is sheer hypocrisy

THE deep-seated inequities of Celtic Tiger Ireland are once again evident as the soaring cost of school uniforms, books and other essentials is in danger of putting so called “free education” out of the reach of thousands of needy families.

Tue, 08 Aug, 2006

Bleeding burglars are far less messy than incompetent builders

MY bleeding burglar came. He bled. He scarpered. He began by pulling a sliding glass door off its runners, breaking the pane, although, to an untutored amateur, tossing a brick through the glass might have been simpler.

Mon, 02 May, 2005