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Bitter row in Fianna Fáil over proceeds of house sale

Fianna Fáil headquarters has sparked a bitter row after laying claim to the proceeds of the sale of a house which was bought and maintained by grassroots party members for more than 20 years .

Party defectors should resign from council

THE article on Maxol’s proposed biofuel mix for vehicles (August 29) brought back memories. I worked with a an Irish oil company during the 1960s, when two State-sponsored factories were producing alcohol from potatoes, grown on contract by local farmers.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2007

Misters or doctors? It’s a question of degree

A LETTER headlined ‘Academic distinction’ (Irish Examiner, September 9) asked why you refer to the Iranian president as Mr instead of Dr Ahmadinejad since he is the holder of a PhD in civil engineering.

Sat, 16 Sep, 2006

Getting the message

YOUR editorial (Irish Examiner, December 31) berated the Government for its derisory contribution of €2 million to the Indian Ocean disaster fund.

Wed, 05 Jan, 2005

Name of the street

WE all welcome the re-opening of St Patrick’s Street in Cork after three long years of disruption and look forward to enjoying the improvements made.

Thu, 30 Sep, 2004

Swinging smokers

THE Nissan Irish Open Golf Championship is taking place in Baltray right now.

Thu, 22 Jul, 2004

Farming defaulters

FARMERS, the self-proclaimed poorest section of the economy had the highest representation – 35% – in the latest tax defaulters’ list – or one for any other two miscellaneous defaulters.

Wed, 18 Jun, 2003