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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Moran will wait to take new job

business

Moran will wait to take new job

Former secretary-general at the Department of Finance, John Moran, will take at least three months gardening leave before he is clear to take up a new position.

Food critic in Norris libel case seeks to defend claims

news

Food critic in Norris libel case seeks to defend claims

Hogan: Revenue to take over property-tax collection

news

Hogan: Revenue to take over property-tax collection

comment-analysis

‘I thought Jack Lynch was terrific’

news

Harney settles Newstalk libel case for €450k

general

In the shadow of the giants

A VOICE FOR THE VULNERABLE – Irish Examiner Special Investigation – Day 2

In the final part of our series on how the vulnerable in our society are treated, Sharon Ní Conchúir says fears abound that public nursing homes are slowly being phased out.

Wed, 25 Aug, 2010

We’ve seen far too much arrogance and greed, but no political vision

SOME economists have been hard at work this year trying to convince us that the Celtic Tiger is only taking a rest and could be back roaring at some stage in the future, a notion encapsulated in the title of Marc Coleman’s new book The Best is Yet to Come.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2007

‘Cokehead minister’ another story that seems too good to be true

THERE are times when stories crop up in print that seem just too good to be true.

Tue, 20 Nov, 2007

McBrearty family demands apology

The McBrearty family demanded a public apology today from Minister for Justice Michael McDowell after he accused them of trying to blackmail and bully him.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005

McDowell named Politician of Year by Magill

Justice Minister Michael McDowell has won the Magill Magazine Politician of the Year award for 2004.

Wed, 20 Apr, 2005

Publisher turns last page on magazines

CONTROVERSIAL publisher Mike Hogan’s magazine empire came crashing to earth yesterday with the closure of its remaining four titles, including Magill and In Dublin.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2003

Ink Publishing ceases trading

Ink Publishing Ltd - publishers of Magill, In Dublin, Irish Wedding & New Home and High Ball - ceased trading this afternoon.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2003

Parlon says Nice is essential

Progressive Democrats Junior Minister Tom Parlon has told the Magill summer school in Donegal that the Nice Treaty is essential to the future success of Ireland’s economy.

Tue, 30 Jul, 2002

Tanaiste to concentrate on election after apology

Tanaiste Mary Harney says she now wants to concentrate on the General Election following a High Court apology from Magill.

Fri, 10 May, 2002

Magill apologises to Tanaiste

Magill magazine has unreservedly apologised to Mary Harney for a defamatory article.

Fri, 10 May, 2002

PDs attack Magill article at Dublin press conference

The Progressive Democrats have described an article in Magill magazine as a character assassination of their party leader, Mary Harney.

Fri, 03 May, 2002

Tanaiste’s lawyers to seek injunction against publication of Magill

Lawyers for the Progressive Democrats leader, Mary Harney, have been granted leave to seek an injunction against Magill Magazine.

Thu, 02 May, 2002

Solicitors say Magill allegations against Harney are untrue

Mary Harney is planning to take legal action against Magill magazine over allegations the Flood Tribunal wanted her to disclose all her finances.

Wed, 01 May, 2002

Harney to take legal action on Magill article

Progressive Democrat leader, Mary Harney, is taking legal action against Magill magazine over an article published today.

Wed, 01 May, 2002