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‘Largest Protest in Post-War Europe’: PAYE Revolts & Social Partnership

by Paul O'Neill October 9, 2020

Forty years ago, the PAYE revolts rocked Ireland. Paul O’Neill tells the…
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Contagion in Art

by Maeve McGrath September 23, 2020

As the world continues to grapple with COVID-19, Maeve McGrath takes a…
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Golfgate: Hogan is the Tip of the Iceberg

by Paul Murphy August 27, 2020

What were they thinking? Eighty-one figures from the political, banking and judicial…
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The Special Criminal Court: Abolish It!

by Alexandra Day August 23, 2020

The Special Criminal Court and the associated ‘Offences Against the State Act’…
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Support the Debenhams Workers

by Stewart Smyth August 7, 2020

Ahead of a national protest in support of the Debenhams workers, Stewart…
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What’s wrong with housing policy?

by Stewart Smyth October 4, 2018

October 3rd saw ten thousand march through the streets of Dublin, protesting…
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The Shady Origins of Fine Gael

by Barney Doherty June 25, 2018

Leo Varadkar wants to portray Fine Gael as the face of liberalism…
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Irish Politics: Can the Centre Hold?

by Brian O'Boyle May 22, 2018

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have benefited from some recovery in the…

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