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The pursuit of tax evaders
THE ELIMINATION of exchange controls and the free movement of capital has made it easier for Irish investors to buy foreign properties, whether commercial buildings in London or New York, or second homes in Spain or Bulgaria. p
Hard times for fisheries
FISHERMEN WORKING at sea are going through hard times. Not only is it one of the most dangerous occupations, it can be physically exhausting and only marginally profitable. p
Opinion
Is scientology a dangerous cult?
HEAD TO HEAD: David Murphy says the manipulative methods used by Scientology to control its members put it beyond the pale of legitimate religion. Mark Oppenheimer says scientology seems bizarre because it is new, but it is really no stranger than mainstream religions. pOnline: join the debate at ireland.com/head2head
HEAD TO HEAD: Last week, Bernie Wright and Veronica Chrisp debated the question "Should zoos be closed?" Here is an edited selection of your comments: pA system that must reconcile 27 states’ demands
ANALYSIS : Part II: If ratified, the Lisbon
Treaty will change the European Union's voting system and the way
Ireland is represented in EU institutions. It will also involve
changes to the rotating presidency of the EU and establish a new
position of presidentWe live in a retribution culture which loves blame
This is a quiet story, almost silent. It did not happen during a war, or as part of some natural disaster, or group death. Mr Hanrahan died, as far as we know, alone, writes Ann Marie Hourihane . p‘Zhengyou’ Rudd lights the way forward for China
Australian premier Kevin Rudd challenged today's China by citing its past and questioning its official terminology, writes Tony Kinsella . pFaulty receipt for sale of wife and the day an owl stopped a train
IRISH TIMES ODDITIES: SOLD HIS WIFE FOR £23 :
Vincenzo Marvasi, a 35-year-old Neapolitan, sold his wife, Ciara,
to a friends for 40,000 lire (about £23). pIs scientology a dangerous cult?
HEAD TO HEAD: YES The manipulative methods used by Scientology to control its members put it beyond the pale of legitimate religion, says David Murphy . pOnline: join the debate at ireland.com/head2head
Last week, Bernie Wright and Veronica Chrisp debated the question "Should zoos be closed?" Here is an edited selection of your comments: p
An Irishman's Diary
TO BE living in Paris 40 years ago during the May 1968 student riots and nation-wide strikes was a Wordsworthian moment, writes Joe Carroll . "Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, but to be young was very heaven," the poet wrote, looking back on his experience of living through the early days of the French Revolution. p
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