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Support for new party is growing, claims Ganley
A new political party which will contest local and European elections next year is now a real prospect.read full article
independent.ieTaxpayers lose millions in Enterprise Ireland failures
A state-of-the-art hub of innovation to hothouse start-ups and create tech clusters was the intention: a big white elephant was the reality. read full article
Guerrilla warfare between consumers and retailers triggers feel-bad factor
MAKING ends meet remains the key task facing many Irish households but it seems like a very long time since the main threat to their spending power was coming from spiralling prices. read full article
CIE, Ibec and the wall of silence
LAST week, I rang CIE in search of its chairman, Vivienne Jupp. I was told that the troubled transport company’s chief was not “due until next week”. read full article
TDs plot to force abortion poll vote
In a dramatic twist in the abortion debate, Fine Gael, Labour and independent TDs and senators are proposing to invoke a little-known constitutional provision to force a referendum on t read full article
Quinn Insurance sets €6.5m aside for litigation costs Irish Times The disastrous business, formerly owned by the now-bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn, has already received more than € 1 billion from the Insurance Compensation Fund to help it meet its losses, and expects to have to receive up to € 600 million more to …
Permanent revolution by facebook is replacing ideology
Why are demos and riots breaking out all over? It’s the economy stupid. But Newsnight’s Paul Mason has a contemporary twist, writing in the Independent to give a taster for his book Why It’s Kicking Off Everywhere: The New Global Revolutions’ Velocity of information matters as much as action itself. It is striking how badly…
Posted on June 23, 2013, in Government, Ireland, politics, revolution and tagged Enterprise Ireland, Fine Gael, Ireland, Irish Independent, Irish Times, Newsnight, Paul Mason, Teachta Dála. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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