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Mr Ahern at the US Congress
SAYING “THANK you” in public is one of the most important contributions a leader can make to good inter-state relations. Taoiseach Bertie Ahern fulfilled that duty admirably yesterday when he paid tribute to years of work by Irish-American politicians and White House support in securing peace in Northern Ireland. The honour of being invited to address a joint session of the United States Congress to celebrate that signal achievement was reflected back on his hosts. p
Tax exiles in Ireland
REPORTS THAT the UK’s second largest drugs group Astra Zeneca and one of its biggest advertising groups WPP are contemplating following the third biggest UK drugs company Shire and the publisher United Business Media into Irish tax exile can rightly be seen as another feather in the cap of the IDA. p
Opinion
Pro-Lisbon campaign still to get off ground
ANALYSIS: An absence of Ministers supporting Dick
Roche's 'Vote Yes' plea on Lisbon has left the running to a
diverse, at times conflicting, No campaignSF Minister must learn to keep cool in face of taunts
Caitriona Ruane has no easy task in reforming secondary education in the North, but she must not make it harder still pMugabe and his kind should be given no second chances
ANALYSIS: The situation in Zimbabwe can only go from bad to worse pHow breakfast serves as rocket fuel to propel you through hellish airport queues
I wanted to tell them not to treat us with such extravagant
contempt pAt the core of 1968 was a search for authority rather than subversion
ANALYSIS: The student revolutionaries of 1968 were
anything but - they were seeking influence and direction from
parents who had only vague liberal values marinaded in Doctor
Spock pIreland faces crude awakening from its oil addiction
Cheap, abundant oil has transformed the lives of millions but the party’s over and we must adjust swiftly or else pCorrections & Clarifications
In the Supreme Court case L -v- C, reported in Law Matters last Monday, April 28th, the names of the instructing solicitors were omitted. p
An Irishman's Diary
THE OLD weather rhyme “Never cast a clout till May is
out” was thoroughly vindicated in 1955 when, during the early
hours of May 17th, the month’s heaviest snowfall in a century
descended on southern England. p
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