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If the men in black who carry out the operation identify themselves as British, not Irish, when confronted by angry locals, memories of terrible...
TWO YEARS AGO the then-Taoiseach Enda Kenny called for a national conversation on pornography. I wrote at the time that we needed to have an open,...
‘How are we doin?’ In the weekend wind and rain this was no invite to a chew-over but thoughtful behind the jokeyness and characteristic, from...
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County View John Healy That we live in each other’s shadow, as members of the global family, is the basic premise of Mary Robinson’s book on...
De Facto Liamy MacNally Backstop is the new word, the elixir. The new ‘bar-stool thinking’ is done over a cappuccino or an Earl Grey in the...
An Cailín Rua Anne Marie Flynn So how’s your year been? In a word, I’d probably sum up mine as being ‘busy’. A good complaint, right? I’m...
I RECENTLY gave you four suggestions on what you could do with your end-of-year bonus, and, as promised, I’m following up with five more this week....
THE THEORY OF the squeezed middle has been bandied around a lot in Irish politics over the last few years. Back in September in the Dail, an...
A stout man with a grey mustache scoops up meat and potatoes from a smoking hot shepherd’s pie. Behind him, a Chinese couple shares a glass of...
As I write this I'm listening to the "Top 100 Christmas songs" countdown. The countdown is only now in the 90s so there is a long way to go before...
It’s coming to that time of year again, when end of year bonuses are being talked about, and you may even know what you have been awarded for...
Details of any plans to extend the Government’s CLÁR programme, which is aimed at helping areas which have suffered the greatest levels of...
Some years ago I was admitted to Number 10 Downing Street for the first time, as part of a media contingent.
ONE sure sign that Christmas has arrived in Cork is the presence of the bright beacons of hope that are the boys and girls of SHARE, who don their...
December 1918 was a pivotal moment in Irish history when people democratically expressed their hunger for nationhood.
The Minister for Health won’t tell us why we are paying nearly €3 million per bed for the planned hospital. This will result in other projects...
By Graham Clifford The Lithuanian and Cork accents intermingle, dancing along to the sound of the click-clacking scissors. “Some of my friends...
Women shouldn’t be told how to appear, whether it’s a glossy magazine asking us to slim down or Jameela Jamil telling us to look uglier for the...
One well-known watcher of the Irish banking sector tweeted that it was a “top-drawer” appointment.
Faced with a massive accumulated deficit in housing, health and education, the only tools we have available to us are fiscal policy and luck. We...
Most backstops are devised to guard against mishaps, but the Brexit one is a child of mutual suspicion
Molly Muldoon recounts how she and her family reconnected with their long-lost Uncle Paddy just in time for Christmas. After my grandmother...
Stand by your controllers: Galway-based game wizard John Romero is about to launch new levels of his 1993 classic Doom
WELCOME TO HOW I Spend My Money, a series on TheJournal.ie that runs on Wednesdays and Sundays and looks at what people in Ireland really do with...
The protests in Paris may seem quintessentially French, but the underlying causes are also present in other EU states and in the US
An incredible 99 per cent of us have our mobiles beside us when in front of the box, which puts it up to advertisers during the ad break
THE FIRST TIME I met James* it was at the beginning of the Christmas season, and he was being thrown out of a pub for causing a disturbance. He had...
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