Public Affairs
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The future of Irish media
The Government’s Future of Media Commission held its inaugural meeting on 29 October. Its remit is to examine sustainable funding…
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Unaffordable: The cost of partition
A united Ireland could cost as little as one per cent of the Republic’s annual economic output, a new policy…
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Loughinisland journalist settlement
Two journalists arrested by the PSNI over the alleged theft of a Police Ombudsman document that subsequently appeared in the…
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Joint committees Of the 33rd Dáil and the 26th Seanad
Oireachtas committees comprise members of one or both Houses of the Oireachtas who chosen to consider particular subjects. There are…
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Ireland’s UN Security Council seat: Human rights and democracy in Belarus
Ireland must use its forthcoming membership of the United Nations Security Council to spotlight electoral fraud and gross human rights…
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Trade Union Desk
Developments in technology and its widespread availability have made it possible for many jobs to be performed outside of the…
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Meet the Media
Naomi O’Leary is Europe Correspondent for The Irish Times and creator of The Irish Passport podcast with Tim Mc Inerney.…
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Domestic violence and Covid-19
Throughout 2020, the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and associated public health restrictions have correlated with a surge in domestic…
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Political Platform
In February 2020, Bríd Smith was returned to the Dáil to represent Dublin South Central. The People Before Profit TD…
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Brexit: Substantial challenge with or without deal
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney has warned that Ireland must prepare for the “real possibility” of trading with Great Britain…
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