Place: Strumpet City

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ICTU urged to renew effort to secure right to collective bargaining

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions’ biennial conference in Dublin must mark “the beginning of a renewed effort to secure the right to collective bargaining for all workers”, according to general secretary Patricia King.

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Elderly and vulnerable to get free ‘deep retrofit’ for their homes

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Ryan Tubridy: Bring back telethon event to ease ‘Strumpet City style' poverty in Ireland

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West Cork’s Maurice O’Callaghan is at home making films

2014: A year of historical anniversaries

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Plunkett’s play 'The Risen People' returns to the Abbey Theatre

Bryan's heart is firmly in new role

SLIM and trim, actor Bryan Murray seems an unlikely poster boy for the Irish Heart Foundation’s Heart Month. Despite the 64-year-old Fair City star’s healthy lifestyle and regular medical check-ups, he was diagnosed with high cholesterol four years ago.

Thu, 12 Sep, 2013

Dublin in the rare old times

THE organisers of the Dublin: One City, One Book Festival, which is the focal point for a month of literary events in April, have chosen well with this year’s selection, James Plunkett’s Strumpet City.

Fri, 29 Mar, 2013

Acting great gets his final standing ovation

Actor David Kelly got one final standing ovation as his coffin was carried out of his local parish church at the end of his funeral Mass in Dublin yesterday.

Fri, 17 Feb, 2012

Hallowe’en happens every year, but its miseries are preventable

I’m not suggesting we stop the Irish army doing its marvellous peace-keeping work in places like Chad.

Mon, 03 Nov, 2008

Veteran Kelly savours a sweet success

VETERAN Irish actor David Kelly last night experienced the sweet smell of success as a little bit of Hollywood history was played out at Dublin’s Savoy Cinema.

Mon, 25 Jul, 2005

Stars turn out for removal of much-loved actress Potter

DOZENS of the stars of stage and screen turned out yesterday evening for the removal of one of the country’s most popular entertainers, Maureen Potter.

Sat, 10 Apr, 2004