Person: Harry Browne

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'Parents should refuse,' says author of report which finds shorter days forced on 25% of children with disabilities

A report has found that one in four children with disabilities are being denied full school days as 'short school days' are being imposed upon them by schools.

business

The Irish and U2: Why ‘The Guardian’ got it wrong

WHY, OH why did The Guardian have to do it? Why did it have to resort to the type of clichéd hatchet-job it would shake its head at in a less lofty publication?

business

Ad blockers offer opportunity to online publishers

Imagine a web without ads: No more intrusive page takeovers, no more irrelevant pop-ups, and no more bizarre, third-party banners promising a septuagenarian’s secret to wrinkle-free skin.

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Examiner editor: We faced a formidable consensus

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Lenihan's advisor: Property market crashed the year before anyone noticed

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Revenue may collect new broadcasting charge

Bono’s either making hits or taking hits ...

OH, to have been a fly on the wall in Finnegan’s bar.

Sat, 22 Jun, 2013

The liberators are seen as unwanted occupiers

GEORGE W BUSH is scheduled to visit Ireland this weekend, despite widespread abhorrence in this country of his belligerent foreign policy and, more particularly, of the illegitimate and immoral occupation of Iraq.

Wed, 23 Jun, 2004

Iraqi survey tells a story we should heed

MORE than 60% of Irish people are reported to be in favour of sending our troops to Iraq for peacekeeping.

Mon, 03 Nov, 2003

Americans protest against Bush’s war

AMERICANS living in Ireland staged an anti-war demonstration outside the US embassy in Dublin yesterday.

Tue, 18 Mar, 2003

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