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Reforming the public service
TAOISEACH-DESIGNATE Brian Cowen has promised "decisive action" in response to a challenging Government-commissioned OECD report on public service reform. Having adopted the late Sean Lemass as his role model, it will be his first big political test. p
EU links with Serbia
A POLITICAL diplomacy of inducement between the European Union and Serbia was put in place yesterday ahead of the Serbian parliamentary election on May 11th. Belgium and the Netherlands agreed to lift their objections to the EU signing a stabilisation and association agreement on condition that the deal is neither ratified nor is aid to Serbia released until it co-operates with the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. p
Opinion
Operation Iraqi Freedom still has a way to go
The US military is suffering a high rate of attrition in Iraq .
. . five years after George Bush declared victory there, writes
Tom Clonan pWage moderation should start at top, not the bottom
There is huge disparity of wealth in Ireland so why should those on the average wage heed the high-earning elite? asks Vincent Browne pViolent death of a family is also a communal tragedy
The murder-suicide of a family challenges our understanding at human, psychological and sociological levels, writes Marie Murray pWhen reluctance to interfere becomes turning a blind eye
Anything for a quiet life means some Austrians have a "see no
evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" attitude - and so evil triumphs
, writes
Anneliese Rohrer pDiaspora deserves the right of return
Many Irish-Americans would love to work in Ireland but it needs
a change in law, writes
Rose Foley pPanic measures to ensure survival of the nation's finest
NEWTON'S OPTIC: Newton Emerson writes a guide on what to do in a state of emergency pCorrections & Clarifications
A PHOTOGRAPH in yesterday's edition of the launch of the World Fleadh 2008 with musician Frankie Gavin should have identified singer Michelle Lally, also of Hibernian Rhapsody, as the other person in the photograph. p
An Irishman's Diary
ELVIS COSTELLO shares some of the blame. "Oliver's Army is here
to stay," he sang a generation ago, in the chorus of one of his
catchier numbers. Then, before you could blink, he added: "Oliver's
Army are on their way." p
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