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4 Dec, 2019
Politics
News
4 Dec, 2019
Meeting with Bus Eireann over school bus chaos
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20 May, 2019
We can be the leaders in spreading sustainable politics
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16 May, 2019
‘It's important that we argue a fair deal for our coastal communities'
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15 May, 2019
Reduce business rates and incentivise companies through tax breaks
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9 May, 2019
'Our fishermen are like foreigners in their own seas'
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2 May, 2019
‘When we look after the most vulnerable in society everyone benefits'
Evie Nevin, who lives in Clonakilty with her husband and two children is set to contest her first local election on May 24 and she is asking you to ‘Vote for change'.
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25 Apr, 2019
‘It's an honour to serve the people of West Cork'
Cllr Joe Carroll been involved in public life since 1999 and believes he has a solid track record of supporting his constituents through commitment and hard work.
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18 Apr, 2019
Decline in rural Ireland a threat to our way of life
Finbarr Harrington is running as an independent candidate in the elections this year and he believes West Cork needs a strong independent voice on a number of issues
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11 Apr, 2019
‘Dismantle the whole health structure and start again'
Independent Councillor Declan Hurley believes big issues such as the current health crisis can have local solutions
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8 Apr, 2019
OPINION: Britain now a bit player in European politics
Blown at last was the Tory lie that Britannia was far more influential and stronger than it actually was
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12 Nov, 2017
EDITORIAL: Northern parties playing politics
Proof, if it was ever needed, that the two main parties in Northern Ireland – the Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn Féin – are intent on just playing politics was provided last weekend
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9 Oct, 2017
ARCHON: Vlad's €200,000 plan to make politics simple for stupid people
The Taoiseach is very sensitive to the charge that his government will use the special unit to disseminate party propaganda
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22 Jul, 2017
Fishing industry the poor relation in Irish politics
Fishermen, fisherwomen and the fishing industry in general have been the poor relation in Irish politics, independent Deputy Michael Collins told the Dáil.
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5 Jul, 2017
Deputy Collins: Whelan's appointment was ‘stroke politics'
The recent appointment of the former Attorney General Máire Whelan to the High Court of Appeal is a prime example of stroke politics and of a system that ‘was nothing less than crooked and corrupt’, Goleen Deputy Michael Collins has said.