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Deficiencies in care of cancer
NOW THAT we have three reports into suboptimal breast cancer care in the State - the Portlaoise, Barringtons and O'Malley investigations - it is timely to reflect on what their findings mean for cancer care and the wider health system. p
Water quality problems
THIS TIME last year, the citizens of Galway protested because their drinking water supply was contaminated by the potentially life-threatening parasite cryptosporidium. Clonmel was next. Now it is the turn of the people of Roundstone in Connemara. p
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Climate sceptics seek to muddy the waters on global warming
Climate sceptics have an unlikely ally in the articulate Danish author, Bjorn Lomborg pPolitical bruiser and party man
ANALYSIS: Surprisingly to those outside politics, Cowen is far closer to his TDs than Ahern ever was writes Stephen Collins, Political Editor . pBertie finds himself at crossroads as he opens new chapter in life
The worry, for those who admire him, is that his resignation will suck the energy out of him and leave him empty, writes Kate Holmquist . pTalking with Islamists the only route to a lasting peace
In the Middle East you don't make peace with friends , you make it with distasteful enemies, writes Richard Whelan . pHard work came after the handshake - building trust
I may have felt that "hand of history" pushing us forward but . . . after a time in Castle Buildings, the whole thing was sort of surreal in the way the negotiation was happening - I was hardly aware it was this great historic event because it was just meeting, after meeting, after meeting, writes Tony Blair. pBurglar plays dead and online funerals offered
MAGPIE: A BURGLAR who broke into a funeral parlour in Spain tried to fool police by playing dead. But he was caught out when police spotted his scruffy clothes - and then noticed that he was breathing. p
An Irishman's Diary
I SEE Barack Obama has been accused of borrowing his campaign slogan - "Yes We Can" - from the internationally successful children's TV show, Bob the Builder. p
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