Person: Seán MacEoin

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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When ministers and the State bowed to the Church

Early governments acted as if Irish independence amounted to Rome Rule. It took the revelation of the clerical sex abuse scandal to end such deference, writes Ryle Dwyer

Dear Sir... Readers' Views (19/10/16)

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Paradoxical ties with Collins defined Civil War strategist

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Footage discovered of Army’s ‘first peacetime exercise’ in Cork town

RIC men were not heroes

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Sectarian violence and murder spreads across the North

We’ve moved on from the days when Rome ruled our Republic

THERE was an amazing interview during the week on RTÉ in relation to the final decommissioning of weapons by the UDA. It seemed strange to hear Frankie Gallagher of the Ulster Political Research Group speak in such complimentary terms about the help received in Dublin.

Sat, 09 Jan, 2010

Why Irishwomen are still waiting for their own Independence Day

YESTERDAY marked the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the state, but nobody was sure of the extent of our independence initially. Doubts about our sovereignty were dispelled

Sat, 07 Dec, 2002