Person: Tom Lehrer

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<p>Then newly-appointed US secretary of state Henry Kissinger with president Richard Nixon in September 1973. Picture: AP </p>

ourview

Irish Examiner view: Henry Kissinger's bitter legacy

Although he earned plaudits as a negotiator, there was a far darker side to Henry Kissinger’s long career, which led to him being labelled a war criminal

<p>Pictured: pigeons at Cork's Peace Park. Scientists have been comparing the DNA of pigeons and wild doves</p>

outdoors

Plenty love for doves but not so much for 'rats with wings'

general

Question of Taste: Eugene Lamb, uilleann pipe maker and botanist

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How to enjoy the opera from the comfort of your home

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The Cork accent and The Stargazers are back with a new album

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World Order

Majella Cullagh does the Masochism Tango at Cork Arts Theatre

Majella Cullagh interprets Tom Lehrer and so much more in her new show, says Jo Kerrigan

Tue, 25 Mar, 2014

EXPRESSING a preference for the “forthright integrity of British rule” above Irish self-rule, Niall Ginty (Letters, July 9) claims life in 19th century England and France was far worse for ordinary folk than it ever was for the Irish under British rule, “with the exception of the Great Famine years”.

Tue, 13 Jul, 2010