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Addressing gangland crime
THE GREATEST risk attached to recent events in Limerick is that the failure of the combined forces of the State to prevent the escalation of gang-related violence may give rise to a sense of helplessness or a belief that the problems there are so intractable they cannot be resolved. p
Patients at real risk
ONCE AGAIN, the public is being reassured that hospital-acquired infections, such as Clostridium difficile , are being managed appropriately and should not become a cause of particular concern. Why should we believe such guff when the Health Service Executive (HSE) itself is unaware of the full extent of the problem? p
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Conflict resolution industry should be wary of offering one-size-fits-all model
THE BELFAST AGREEMENT 10 YEARS ON : Can the Northern peace process really be used as a blueprint for settling political conflicts around the world? asks Paul Gillespie pLimerick needs to break cycle of crime apprentices
Tackling Limerick's crime epidemic requires more than just rebuilding huge housing estates, writes Kathryn Hayes . pGreen ship is steadied by Bertie going overboard
ANALYSIS : Ahern's departure will defuse tensions as the Greens hold their first conference since going into government, writes Mark Hennessy . pEurope deserves much better than the Lisbon Treaty
We must avoid adopting an ill-conceived charter that places too much faith in the market and a US-led Nato, argues Susan George . pIs Government willing and able yet to help the disabled?
OPINION: A new poll shows great public support for those with intellectual disability, but the State is failing to live up to it, writes Deirdre Carroll . pDead man sentenced after no-show in court
THE MAGPIE : IN BELGIUM, a judge sentenced a dead man to eight months in prison when he did not show up in court. p
An Irishman's Diary
THE SIGHT of a woman on a tractor is still relatively rare in Ireland, writes Frank McNally . The sight of two women on a tractor is even rarer. p
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