Person: Marc Coleman

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Reform Alliance conference: A gathering in frustration

DANIEL O’CONNELL never had it this good. The original purveyor of the monster meeting would have been astounded as to the quality of debate among those in attendance at Saturday’s gathering of the Reform Alliance in the RDS in Dublin.

Abuse of children of non-Catholic denominations must be acknowledged

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FF set for another drubbing as Seanad ballot count begins

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Dudgeon bids to be Seanad’s ‘unionist voice’

Short-term gombeen politics could cost opposition the next election

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Calls for working group on media

Summer school to honour Hillery

Former president Patrick Hillery, who died in April, is to be honoured at a summer school in his native Co Clare.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2008

Survey of company bosses gives upbeat economic view

Despite the weaker economic climate, business confidence for the future of an all-island economy remains resilient, according to a report issued today.

Mon, 16 Jun, 2008

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

A nation divided by tribalism outsources its politics to Europe

A total of 90% of Irish law now comes from Europe, according to an expert on a radio programme. 90%. Only 10% of what we elect TDs to do is actually being done in this country. Just as companies outsource their manufacturing to China, we as a nation have outsourced our legislating to Brussels and Strasbourg.

Mon, 17 Dec, 2007