Public Affairs
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Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform’s Alex White
Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform Committee Chairman Alex White talks to Stephen Dineen about his committee’s work programme and dealings…
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Copyright’s dual purpose
A balance must be found between copyrighting original works and allowing innovation through the use of such content, writes Minister…
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Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan shares his approach to protest politics
Continuing eolas’ series on the independent TDs, Meadhbh Monahan speaks to Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan about his frustration with the…
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Looking ahead to 2012
Figures from the arts, politics, business and the media share their thoughts on the way ahead in 2012. Brendan Keenan…
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Transition year: promoting independence
Transition year is “one of the few hopes” the Irish education system has of teaching pupils how to learn, as…
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Census explained
In March, the CSO will begin publishing nine volumes and two profiles of census information. Stephen Dineen talks to Deirdre…
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Road safety update
2011 was the seventh year in a row of declining road fatalities. The Government is now planning for drug driving…
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Dublin named City of Science 2012
A year-long programme of science related events and activities will celebrate Dublin being host to Europe’s most prestigious science gathering,…
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Bringing the past to life at the National Archives Treaty exhibition
Meadhbh Monahan looks at the National Archives’ Anglo-Irish Treaty exhibition, launched 90 years after its signing, and discusses its significance…
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Historian Terence Dooley previews the decade of centenaries
Historian Terence Dooley sees a decade of centenaries as an opportunity to hear forgotten voices and reassess our Irishness. Earlier…
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