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national / environment / opinion/analysis Monday January 22, 2007 10:04 by Camilla
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There are big fines for 'dog mess', the councils have inserted bins at strategic points along the highways, by-ways and parklands of this fair city. The Middle Class wear their dogs as accessories, and carry with them little plastic bags full of shite as they walk in their globalised leisure gear. read full story / add a comment 
international / arts and media / opinion/analysis Monday January 22, 2007 01:18 by ronan
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"Pain, tears, fear, hatred. But also euphoria, the desire to see an end to war and to fascism, the longing to create a new Italy. Life had a meaning in those days; it wasn't just a matter of dragging yourself from one day to next. Why deny it? Ettore knew: those months in the mountains had been the finest in his life. Afterwards there had been nothing of real interest. He didn't head for home. He turned into Via Lame, and arrived at the Porta. The sky was full of stars, hundreds of stars, maybe thousands. He had done it a thousand time, and he did it again. He remembered the battle, shot for shot. There was fog, and someone shouted, 'Garibaldi's fighting!' He had yelled with all his might, 'Red Star is winning!' " Ettore in ‘54’ p.310 read full story / add a comment 
national / politics / elections / opinion/analysis Monday January 08, 2007 22:23 by Freedom of Expression
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Today the mail brought the Pro-life camapign through my door, or as I would consider it unsolicited junk mail. Notably, however this time I read it because I was struck by the design on the colour leaflet and because it represents a step up in the upcoming constittutional referendum on the rights of the child by the right -wing in this country. No surprises there really. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday January 08, 2007 20:31 by Sergio Ferolla and Paulo Metri
In countries socially mature, consolidated and really sovereign, the prospections of the future are made by groups of university thinkers, of governmental and enterprise institutions, as well as groups associated to national NGOS. read full story / add a comment
dublin / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Monday January 08, 2007 17:53 by Hugh Murphy
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international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday January 08, 2007 16:59 by Bronterre O'Brien
Gerry McGeough answers his critics ? read full story / add a comment
national / health / disability issues / opinion/analysis Friday January 05, 2007 20:21 by Sean Crudden
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The name "National Disability Authority" had a certain ring about it when it was set up in 2000 A.D. It seemed as if a strict teacher was being appointed to the task of preventing disabled people from being bullied any longer. However the fear now materialises that "authority" is the last thing disabled people want in their lives. Indeed most people are uncomfortable with the idea of authority and we all resent people who set themselves up to tell us what we can and cannot do. A cynical observer might conclude that the NDA has morphed into an organisation which colludes in the oppression of disabled people? read full story / add a comment 
international / racism & migration related issues / opinion/analysis Wednesday January 03, 2007 17:17 by iosaf
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In the closing weeks of 2006 an opinion poll in the Basque region found over 65% of people there found a return to terrorism "most likely". In the closing weeks of 2006 Spanish prime minister Zapatero said he would carry personal responsibility if the process failed. In the closing week of 2006 a french youngster was held captive whilst his father's van was hijacked & then filled with explosive & driven to Madrid's airport where it was parked on the 29th. The next day 2 Equadorian migrants went to work just as usual & didn't get out of their cars in time to avoid being the first people murdered by ETA in several years. In the last 24 hours after an awkward silence of 3 days, the minister of the Interior has said the "peace process" is "broken" & "not to be saved". read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Tuesday January 02, 2007 12:55 by Danny McGrain
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The British and Irish Communist Organisation were a Maoist influenced group who in the 1970s were almost unique in supporting Ulster Unionism. They were prolific publishers and claimed an influence over large numbers of both left and right wing individuals. During the 1990s the core members of the group have embraced a neo-nationalist position and become prominent in debates on Irish historical revisionism. read full story / add a comment
international / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Saturday December 30, 2006 13:25 by IPC
For several months the town of Oaxaca, capital of the Mexican State of the same name, has been the center (of a movement) of important struggles which have undergone (or suffered) repeated attacks by the forces of repression (police, army and paramilitary) with many victims: at the end of November the toll was 22 dead and 34 disappeared. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Thursday December 28, 2006 21:29 by Kevin T. Walsh
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My vision for 2007 is we will revisit 'Who framed Roger Rabbit?'. You see Bertie the half Jack Russell and Kerry Blue (what a mix?) will get rid of the rabbit subtly with some deviance thrown in........According to today's paper's he is making overtures to Joe Costelloe. If the numbers add up in June there could be an FF/Labour coalition.......Now what about McDowell. Let' us get real here. Can you see a Poodle from Ranelagh squaring up to a half Jack Russell and Kerry Blue seasoned Northsider......I don't think so...... read full story / add a comment
national / anti-capitalism / opinion/analysis Thursday December 28, 2006 17:28 by gníomhaí
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Let's face it- statistics bore most people (unless you're a nerd like myself). Statistics also tend to go over most peoples' heads esp. nowadays with the state of the world (in most ways) getting worse. People also feel disempowered, that individuals can't make any difference. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / opinion/analysis Tuesday December 26, 2006 18:41 by confused local
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Give me the reason read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Tuesday December 26, 2006 07:36 by Astrid Essed
In contrary to the often hypocritical ''Christmas'' approach, The Birth of the Child is no sentimental story about ''A Little Child in a Manger'', but the reality of the exclusion of the poor, persecution by the State and seeking illegal asylum in a foreign country That's the reason, this Story is based on respect towards any human being, regardless descent or committed crime read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Monday December 25, 2006 18:00 by Sergio Ferolla and Paulo Metri
Patriots are the ones that fight in the party of Tiradentes, being the others, the followers of Joaquin Silvério dos Reis, who was a treasonous one to the "inconfidentes"*, allowing that Tiradentes was imprisoned, hanged and cut in pieces by the Portuguese. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Saturday December 23, 2006 22:55 by Ciaron
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For the Christian exploring radical salvation history and seeking to be faithful in a time of escalating and expanding imperial war on the Middle East, the co-option of the Christmas season by the state is always a problem. How do we remain faithful in a context where our radical traditions and stories are being co-opted to feed rampant consumerism that drives the ever expanding market and diminishes finite ecology? read full story / add a comment
national / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Friday December 22, 2006 15:29 by Stuart
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The Health and Safety Authority (http://www.hsa.ie) published new draft guidelines on the prevention and resolution of workplace bullying. Interested parties are invited to submit comments and observations to the Public Consultation Phase on the draft by the 16th of January 2007 before the guidelines become a Code of Practice with legal force. The new Code does not compel the assessment of bullying within Safety Statements, the production of monitoring information about workplace bullying episodes, transparent procedures or objective investigation of bullying complaints. No State authority is nominated with responsibility to enforce effective measures to reduce workplace bullying behaviour. As such it is a cosmetic measure that can be misused as a charter to bully. read full story / add a comment 
national / gender and sexuality / opinion/analysis Thursday December 21, 2006 20:07 by C Murray
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The Safe and Legal Abortion Campaign has just issued it's December online newsletter, so Putting the links in here. The campaign held a series of fora and workshops in November including a talk from Colombian Human right's Lawyer and pro-choice camapigner Monica Roa. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Wednesday December 20, 2006 14:23 by jim travers
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The Moriarity Tribunal has given us a clear indication of the past state of Irish politics. if we are to learn anything, it should be that political life must be more carefully scrutinised and that initatives proposed by politicians must be more openly debated before taxpayers are asked to pay for such proposals. Charlie was not a bad man, he was just give toys to play with and his friends made the game more real. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Wednesday December 20, 2006 01:56 by deselby
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In light of the Moriarty Tribunal report into payments made to Charles J. Haughey, it seems as good a time as any to reflect on the career and influence of one of the most controversial politicians - some would say the most controversial politian - that Ireland has ever seen. We now have a clearer, almost forensic, understanding of what Haughey gained from public office, but what about the balance to that? What did he give to the Irish people? What did he leave behind? What is his true legacy? read full story / add a comment |
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