Person: Tom Garvin

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Cork on the Rise: Cork, quo vadis? The evolution of a new city

Cork’s prosperity is and will be built on its ability to generate and to attract capital and talent, writes Pat Ledwidge

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Book review: The Lives of Daniel Binchy: Irish Scholar, Diplomat, Public Intellectual

general

A book of our times in reflective mood on role of public intellectual

comment-analysis

What’s in a name? It depends on what you think of the question

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Turning the tide

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Fine Gael can be dominant political force says Deenihan

Quiet reformer whose golf handicap was the least of his achievements

BY 1990, there was a general consensus that the office of president was worthy but dull, and there was no sign of debate or discussion in the 1980s about the possibilities of expanding the role of the president or a sense that its profile could or should be increased.

Thu, 17 Apr, 2008