Person: Paddy Duffy

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America's just sworn in their first parish-pump President but he better deliver

It was Irish style parish-pump politics that brought Donald Trump to Presidential office but Irish writer Paddy Duffy reflects on whether, unlike the Healy Rae's, The Donald's rhetoric on the campaign trail was based on a real sense of civic duty to the people who voted for him. 

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TD ‘happy’ to be target of windfarm protest

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Windfarm opponents to run in general election

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Duffy battling tide in Donegal

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2-for-1 air tickets were ‘common practice’

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Memorial to car bomb victims unveiled

Sonia still on track for Athens

THERE is no physical reason why Sonia O’Sullivan should not go to next year’s Olympic Games in Athens as a medal contender according to the world’s leading expert in long term player/athlete development.

Thu, 04 Sep, 2003

Ahern denies knowledge of Duffy affair

The Taoiseach has denied knowing that a former special advisor to him lobbied Fianna Fail councillors to vote in favour of a 1998 rezoning scheme in Santry, Co Dublin.

Mon, 25 Mar, 2002

Taoiseach under pressure over alleged lobbying

The opposition is today pressuring the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, to address allegations that a former advisor used his office to lobby Fianna Fail councillors over a rezoning application in north Dublin.

Mon, 25 Mar, 2002

Pub bouncer 'stopped paratrooper shooting man'

A pub bouncer saved a man’s life on Bloody Sunday when a paratrooper was on the verge of shooting him in the head, it was claimed today.

Mon, 26 Mar, 2001