Person: Joseph Barry

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Flannan’s finish with flourish

HE began the game on the bench but by the full-time whistle, Joseph Barry had made a defining contribution in tipping yesterday’s Dr Harty Cup Group C encounter in Charleville, in the direction of St Flannan’s.

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EU subsidies to Irish farmers and food producers exceed €1.9bn in 2009

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Disabled boy’s screen debut ‘an example to others’

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No evidence to show cartoons were bogus

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Forget about a harmless remark - let’s deal with the racists who assault immigrants

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US studies show priests do not have a monopoly on child abuse

Media have little interest in truth

I REFER to the letter headlined ‘Why journalists sometimes treat priests unfairly: an incomplete thesis” by Joseph Barry (Irish Examiner, November 1).

Mon, 07 Nov, 2005

Why journalists sometimes treat priests unfairly: an incomplete thesis

RORY CONNOR, in his letter headlined ‘Trial by Media’ (Irish Examiner, October 18), tells us how the Los Angeles Times seems to want to blacken the reputation of Catholic clergy, using issues such as rape and child abuse.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2005

Violent offenders’ register more useful

THE Sex Offenders Register could be replaced by a violent offenders register.

Fri, 30 Sep, 2005

Well-kept secret is not a cover-up

I REFER to Patrick Geaney’s letter (‘What the Church’s oath of perpetual silence really means,’ Irish Examiner, June 20).

Mon, 04 Jul, 2005

What the church’s ‘oath of perpetual silence’ really means

JOSEPH BARRY (Irish Examiner letters, June 1) wrongly concludes that “the strictest secret” in the Vatican document Crimen Sollicitationis refers to “the secrets which a Catholic priest hears from penitents in confession.”

Mon, 20 Jun, 2005

Secrecy and the confession of sins

I HAVE been following the correspondence in your letters column recently concerning “Crimen Sollicitationis”.

Wed, 01 Jun, 2005

Welcome ruling

THE High Court judgment concerning the legitimacy of the Oireachtas inquiry into Judge Curtin’s alleged misbehaviour is most welcome.

Sat, 14 May, 2005