Person: Richard Chambers

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<p class="contextmenu internal_Caption">Charles Haughey: He wanted extraordinary wealth, but he also wanted a life in politics, serving, as he saw it, the people. His ultimate tragedy was that he thought he could have both and get away with it. Picture: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie</p>

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Mick Clifford: A critical look at Ireland past and present

THREE books published in the last year provide major insights into the evolution of this country, two of which have huge resonance moving into the new year.

<p>Goosebumps 2; Willy's Wonderland; and The Hole in the Ground</p>

culture

Saturday TV tips: Plenty horror to get the Halloween mood going from Goosebumps to Willy's Wonderland

<p>Richard Chambers photographed in the news room in Ballymount. Picture: Marc O'Sullivan</p>

people

Richard Chambers: Without humour the last year or so would have swallowed me whole

news

Never Mind The Ballots: Fine Gael up early in the morning; Richard Boyd Barrett's celeb supporter

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Irish J1 students denied housing in Berkeley because of nationality

general

The Alan Kelly rap from 2009 has been found and you're in for a treat

Back in 2009, Labour TD and Minister For Environment Alan Kelly was making his MEP bid and, as part of his campaign, released a rap song.

Thu, 04 Feb, 2016

This couple just got married during the Web Summit

As if they didn't have enough to organise.

Thu, 06 Nov, 2014

Journalism conference discusses sexism in media

University College Cork was the hub of discussions ranging from the future of print media to the role of feminism in journalism last Saturday.

Mon, 17 Feb, 2014

NI duo help Team GB to silver in lightweight fours

Two rowers from the North have helped Great Britain’s lightweight men’s four win a silver medal after being pipped to the line by new Olympic champions South Africa in a sensational final.

Thu, 02 Aug, 2012

North’s athletes central to UK Olympic effort, says Cameron

Northern Ireland is a central part of the UK’s Olympic efforts despite itsabsence from the Team GB title, British prime minister David Cameron has explained.

Thu, 02 Aug, 2012

Lightweightfour ‘right the wrongs’ in repechage

AROUND the time Eoin Rheinisch prepared himself for his Olympic final, the Irish lightweights four moved a step closer to making theirs.

Wed, 13 Aug, 2008