Person: Patrick Cockburn

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Claud Cockburn edits 'The Week', the magazine he founded in 1932; an anti-establishment, anti-Nazi voice, the magazine challenged conventional wisdom when doing so was dangerous.</p>

culture

Book review: Keeping tabs on propaganda

Claud Cockburn built his reputation by encouraging readers to be far less trusting of the official version of their reality

<p>Pat Ingoldsby who has post polio syndrome. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

health and wellbeing

Polio's lasting legacy: 'They crossed roads to avoid us'

health and wellbeing

Polio's lasting legacy: Pat Ingoldsby talks about the impact of the disease on his life

We need to think more logically when it comes to events in Syria

general

The continued cruelty: Living with polio 50 years after the epidemic

world

US: Condition of Iraqi refugees 'better than feared'

Attack a moment of truth in Damascus and Washington

THE images emerging from Syria — from the hysterical young girl to the rows of corpses — should be a turning point in a conflict that has killed 100,000 people. The deaths, if proven, demonstrate either the depravity of Bashar al-Assad — or the rebels fighting him.

Sat, 24 Aug, 2013

Hidden Youghal

Siobhan Cronin discovers some historic gems on the town’s back streets

Sat, 30 Apr, 2011

Former Saddam supporter now Iraqi PM

IYAD ALLAWI, a former member of Saddam's Baath party who then worked with the CIA to topple him, was chosen as prime minister of Iraq yesterday.

Sat, 29 May, 2004