Public Affairs
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Dublin’s Culture Night
As hundreds of culture seekers ambled in and out of Dublin’s museums, galleries, churches and historic houses, the streets were…
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Online activism: Cedar Lounge Revolution
Stephen Dineen talks to Donal Mac an Eala, one of the founders of Cedar Lounge Revolution, winner of best political…
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Brent Pope
For rugby fans, RTÉ pundit Brent Pope has been part of the TV experience for years. He tells eolas about…
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Ageing and public policy
Health policy must acknowledge the ageing population and the economic and social factors that affect people’s health throughout their lives…
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A regional overview
Cork is the largest county, and Ireland’s second biggest city is continuing to attract a strong level of foreign direct…
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The place to be: Lord Mayor Terry Shannon
Cork’s Lord Mayor Terry Shannon speaks to Meadhbh Monahan about his plans for the city and his thoughts on local…
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Still going strong: the Horslips
Thirty years have passed since the Horslips introduced their unique brand of ‘Celtic rock’, but the band is still playing…
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Writing of age
For 21 years the Rathmines Writers’ Workshop has been meeting every few weeks to give poets and prose writers a…
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Electing a new President
As Mary McAleese prepares to leave office and a new election approaches, Peter Cheney reviews the history and purpose of…
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An Irish influence
Irish-born Australian Senator Ursula Stephens talks to Meadhbh Monahan about how her Irish roots influence her politics. An emphasis on…
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