Person: Edwin Cussen

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Union bosses hold country to ransom

GIVEN the appalling state of the economy, our democratically-elected Government had no alternative but to impose the most severe restrictions on public expenditure.

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Sad farewell to ‘Rolls Royce of bacon’

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A vital distinction in stem cell research

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The ultimate slavery

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Stem cells: a view from the back of the church

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€300m wasted on illegal immigrants

Face the consequences of flouting the law

RADIO listeners, TV viewers and newspaper readers are aware why Joe Higgins was jailed by Mr Justice Iarlaith O’Neill.

Wed, 01 Oct, 2003

Bigotry has cost us

I AM overcome with rage at the appalling attack on gay human beings by Edwin Cussen (Irish Examiner letters, Sept 1).

Thu, 04 Sep, 2003

I’m no more grotesque than my ancestors

I’M sorry that Edwin Cussen (Irish Examiner letters, Sept 1) finds grotesque the idea of me having a State-approved marriage to my male partner (note that I’m not asking for a religious officiation).

Thu, 04 Sep, 2003

Gay marriage: the idea is grotesque

TO me, the concept of gay marriage is grotesque. Recently we have had clerical ordination of gays and consecration of gays as bishops, even the adoption of children by gays.

Mon, 01 Sep, 2003

Benchmarking out of step with economy

ECONOMICALLY, Ireland is in one hell of a mess. In the private sector, one employee is made redundant every 15 minutes, because Ireland has lost its competitive edge in the international market.

Fri, 01 Aug, 2003

Bring home our troops to sort out the thugs

UP to 1,000 Irish troops assist the UN, ostensibly in peacekeeping functions, abroad.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2003

Should the real villains get a right old flogging?

EDWIN Cussen (Irish Examiner letters, March 8) recalls his experiences of witnessing public floggings, disfigurement and beheadings in Saudi Arabia.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2003

Beheading is a bit of a blunt instrument

EDWIN CUSSEN (Irish Examiner letters, March 8) is on a sticky wicket with his call for public executions

Thu, 13 Mar, 2003

Conspiracy of silence – how one boy took on the evil-doers

IN 1930, I was a boarder in a Catholic clerical college in Leinster and later in Munster, after the family moved south.

Tue, 05 Nov, 2002