Person: Tony Gallagher

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<p>Last week, Cork City councillors urged Garda management to crack down on far-right agitators targeting Cork library staff, but there are mixed views on whether the Irish far-right poses a threat. Picture Denis Minihane.</p>

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Sarah Harte: Mainstream far-right ideologies becoming normalised in Europe

although it seems relatively quiet on the Western Front here, social media continues to connect far-right keyboard warriors and movements

<p>The turn off for Magowna Hotel in Clare, where locals set up a blockade last month in protest at the housing of asylum-seekers in the hotel. Picture: Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie</p>

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Retired Garda inspector: Far-right activity must be 'nipped in the bud' now

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Cruise operators angry as Youghal pontoon remains closed

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Gardaí issue warning before tonight's Coldplay gig at Croke Park

soccer

A long way from Genoa as Packie Bonner recalls day a nation held its breath

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RedFM's Keith Cunningham on pirate radio and family values

80,000 to descend on Croke Park for All-Ireland final

A crowd of 80,000 will fill Croke Park today for the sell-out All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final between Cork and Clare.

Sun, 08 Sep, 2013

Planned pay cuts causing 'deep distress' among gardaí

Middle-ranking gardaí have vowed to resist any cuts to their pay or allowances under public sector cost-cutting plans.

Tue, 26 Mar, 2013

No 10 denies threats over newspaper probe

Downing Street was forced to defend its top spin doctor yesterday after he raised Leveson press reforms in a telephone call to the editor of a national newspaper about an unfavourable story it was planning to run.

Thu, 13 Dec, 2012

Cameron: UK needs independent press regulator 'urgently'

Newspaper editors have been warned by David Cameron that they must act “urgently” to set up an independent press regulator.

Tue, 04 Dec, 2012

Holylands residents given Patrick's Day warning

St Patrick's Day revellers in the Holylands area of Belfast have been warned they could be left with a life-time hangover if they do not behave.

Tue, 15 Mar, 2011

Irish football fans 'best in the world'

Irish football fans were tonight hailed as the best in the world by Stuttgart’s top cop.

Sun, 03 Sep, 2006

€20m project defended by bio-diesel pioneer

ONE of the men behind plans to develop the Republic’s first bio-diesel plant launched a strong defence of the project yesterday.

Tue, 21 Mar, 2006

Controversial bio-diesel plant gets go-ahead

CONTROVERSIAL plans for Ireland’s first bio-diesel production plant have been approved despite the advice of a senior planner.

Fri, 03 Mar, 2006

Plans for controversial bio-diesel plant withdrawn

CONTROVERSIAL plans for Ireland’s first bio-diesel ‘green fuel’ production factory have been withdrawn.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2005

Girl missing for two months

GARDAÍ renewed their appeal yesterday for information about a Moldovan teenager who has been missing for two months.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2004

90-year-old badly assaulted and robbed at home

EASTER MONDAY was a normal day for John Mitchell — the spritely 90-year-old walked to morning mass, as he does every day.

Thu, 15 Apr, 2004

70% of Northern farmers at risk of suicide

Around 70% of farmers in the North are a potential suicide risk, according to research published today.

Fri, 07 Jun, 2002

Fishing protest mars opening of voting on islands

A large fisherman’s demonstration on the largest Donegal island, Aranmore, is marring the casting of votes in the general election.

Tue, 14 May, 2002