Tag Archives: Sunday Independent

(Sunday Morning) 18th September 2011

Posted on September 19, 2011 by

(The Emanon Dunphy talk show sunday  18th on Newstalk) The radio is full of comments on the latest polls on presidential race candidates. To be honest I can’t get excited about this election as the candidates do not come anywhere near the … Continue reading →

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Ireland in crisis: One in four have a part-time job only

Posted on August 1, 2011 by

By Lisa O Carroll The Irish domestic economy shows no sign of growth; some 300,000 people have seen their income drop by 50%  and 25% have a part-time job only. How can the country ever recover? Even Ireland‘s August bank … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Indo To-day

Posted on July 3, 2011 by

Every Sunday I promise myself not to buy the Sunday newspapers anymore because I am never satisfied with the news and its presentation and Spin .I don’t like the idea that I am paying the career politicians on the make and … Continue reading →

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We are constantly been bombarded by pure spin!

Posted on May 2, 2011 by

Here is a few choice pieces of the Sunday Newspapers (Sunday business Post and Sunday Independent) you will immediately become aware that the vested interests have their spokespeople well placed to put their spin on matters concerning themselves  .It is … Continue reading →

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1916: We need an Easer Rising today

Posted on April 24, 2011 by

The Sunday Independent today has practically vindicated every stance I have taken on the banking crises, the overpaid golden circle of top civil servants and the current Irish laws which protect the rich and well connected and punishes the poor. … Continue reading →

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Banks will need another €25bn

Posted on March 13, 2011 by

Banks will need another €25bn Stress tests on crippled lenders reveal black hole even bigger than expected ! By DANIEL McCONNELL Chief Reporter Exclusive Sunday March 13 2011 Ireland‘s financial future has been dealt a massive blow as a further … Continue reading →

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Public sector workers forced to look for welfare to survive

Posted on January 17, 2011 by

One third of households are now the ‘working poor’ Public servants are queuing up for social welfare in an effort to make ends meet. Clerical officers and staff officers are applying in their droves and qualifying for emergency social welfare … Continue reading →

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Gene Kerrigan

Posted on December 12, 2010 by

Sunday December 12 2010 By Gene Kerrigan On Friday, in a spirit of optimism, I rose from my sickbed and paid a visit to the Luxury Hall. Some amongst us surrender to pessimism and hold their heads in their hands, … Continue reading →

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TD’s unite to give themselves a pay rise

Posted on November 12, 2010 by

in case you missed this By John Drennan Sunday November 07 2010 As the country faces economic meltdown, TDs and senators are planning to improve their already plush terms and conditions. An official estimate of the money required to run … Continue reading →

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Students march

Posted on November 7, 2010 by

This caught my eye today in the Sunday independent

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