Public Affairs
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Green Party holds virtual annual conference
Joining the tri-party coalition government was the “right thing to do”, party leader Eamon Ryan told the Green Party’s virtual…
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Remembering the GAA’s darkest day: Bloody Sunday 1920
Bloody Sunday 1920 is a moment in time seared into the Irish psyche. On 21 November 1920, 90 seconds of…
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Trade Union Desk
It took a global pandemic to expose the deep flaws in our economic model. ICTU’s Macdara Doyle writes. The ‘free…
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Meet the Media
Paul Hosford is a political correspondent with the Irish Examiner. A Blanchardstown native, he previously worked as a staff news…
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Political Platform
Neasa Hourigan was elected TD for Dublin Central in February 2020. Prior to this, she was a councillor on Dublin…
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Sexual harassment in the workplace: Time to stop the harm
Hardly a week goes by without a media account from a victim of sexual harassment and abuse in their workplace…
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EU coalitions and cleavages
The geopolitical disruption heralded firstly by Brexit and secondly by Covid-19 has altered the power dynamics within the EU. Brigid…
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Brexit: Agreement ‘unlikley’
A lack of progress in the latest round of Brexit talks between the UK and the EU have signalled a…
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No ‘sweetheart’ deal
Apple and Ireland may have won a landmark victory over tax but it’s clear that the European Commission has its…
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Restructuring government departments
The announcement of the new Government heralded significant restructuring of government departments to reflect the allocations of functions to ministers.…
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