Celebrating Easter with a difference as Biden’s tax thoughts may prove problematic for Ireland
Thu, Apr 08, 2021
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Read more ...International Women’s Day aptly recognised as Royal family debacle plays out in public
Thu, Mar 11, 2021
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Read more ...Welcome return of students to the classroom as riotous scenes mar Covid-19 progress
Thu, Mar 04, 2021
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Read more ...Hybrid Leaving Certificate examination confirmed as vagaries of spring weather continues
Thu, Feb 25, 2021
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Read more ...Vaccination programme clarity emanates as Stardust book recalls Valentine’s tragedy
Thu, Feb 18, 2021
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Read more ...Fashion creativity of students an imaginative vision as valiant Ireland suffer loss in Wales
Thu, Feb 11, 2021
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Read more ...Onset of Spring gives cause for optimism as Six Nations rugby fare certain to enthral
Thu, Feb 04, 2021
Anois teacht an Earraigh beidh an lá dul chun síneadh,
Read more ...US inauguration affords sense of hope as Connacht succumb in PRO14 encounter
Thu, Jan 28, 2021
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Read more ...Inspiring Cambodian initiative devised by sisters as shop local spirit most prevalent
Thu, Dec 17, 2020
I hope some of you got to look at the wonderful games on TV over last weekend.
Read more ...Cheerful thoughts of annual festive family interactions as vaccine positivity emerges
Thu, Dec 10, 2020
What a marvellous weekend of sports we had, and all available on TV. It was really a great indulgence, but I spent ages looking at the ones I was following.
Read more ...Prevailing thought of hope emanates as Christmas adverts give cause for festive glow
Thu, Dec 03, 2020
It seems the note this week for all those who write, those who listen and those who talk is one of hope.
Read more ...US President transition now in motion as possible easing of Covid-19 restrictions awaits
Thu, Nov 26, 2020
I am sure that many of you have heard the name of Edmund Davis. I had not heard of him until I read it somewhere last week. He was the Governor of Texas who lost the election in 1873. He refused to accept the result, and he barricaded himself in the State Capital, where he and his allies accessed entry each day by ladders. I had thought that that was the way Donald Trump was going to deal with Joe Biden.
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