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Stephen CollinsThe Irish Times |
Popular prime minister might be tempted to call an early election, but keeping out Reform UK means tactical voting
Unlike previous US presidents, Trump’s interest in Ireland is superficial
Free secondary education and a national system of school transport were transformational
The existing system of unlimited free public water for all households is unsustainable in the long term and unfair
Admiration for the violence that motivated some 1916 leaders has warped popular culture for too long
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Last week’s events are clear warning to Government and gardaí about scale of what may come
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Saying sorry may not be on the agenda, but some serious reflection about State’s behaviour is warranted
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