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The story of the Stickies: why the IRA split in two
The story of the Stickies: why the IRA split in two

Why did the IRA split in two, into the Provisionals and the Officials? The so-called ‘Stickies’ abandoned their armed campaign but never their guns –…

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Ukraine's spymaster and the Russian poisoning plot
Ukraine's spymaster and the Russian poisoning plot

As Ukraine’s spymaster Kyrylo Budanov is a hate figure in Russia. To date, he claims no less than 10 assassination attempts have been made against hi…

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Poet, punk, performer extraordinaire - Shane MacGowan has left us
Poet, punk, performer extraordinaire - Shane MacGowan has left us

From a poetry-fuelled middle class upbringing to the chaotic UK punk scene, Shane MacGowan was an innovator who wrote his own rulebook, before tearin…

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The Builder Brothers' Bust-Up: A Family Feud and the High Court
The Builder Brothers' Bust-Up: A Family Feud and the High Court

Not so long ago, Hugh and Greg Kavanagh were emerging as the post Celtic tiger big boys in the property world. The siblings headed up a series of bus…

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Emily Hand, Leo Varadkar, and the fallout from that tweet
Emily Hand, Leo Varadkar, and the fallout from that tweet

Scenes of jubilation as 9-year-old Irish Israeli Emily Hand was finally reunited with her family after 50 days of being held hostage in Gaza. But how…

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The Garda failure to act? The rise of the far right and the Dublin riots
The Garda failure to act? The rise of the far right and the Dublin riots

Is the far right set for political gains in Ireland like those in other European countries? We also examine claims that in less than an hour after th…

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The phone tapping scandal and the downfall of Charles Haughey
The phone tapping scandal and the downfall of Charles Haughey

In 1981, The Fianna Fail government ordered the tapping of journalists phones to find out who was leaking damaging government secrets to the press. T…

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Revisited: ‘Money for Jam’ – What John Delaney did next
Revisited: ‘Money for Jam’ – What John Delaney did next

John Delaney is recruiting his Irish contacts to become directors of brass-plate Irish companies for overseas online businesses selling cannabis oil …

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The Dublin Riots: Anarchy on our streets and the fallout from it
The Dublin Riots: Anarchy on our streets and the fallout from it

Dublin City is cleaning up the aftermath of violent scenes following a night of rioting, clashes with Gardaí and looting. The unprecedented scenes fo…

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Sam Altman - OpenAI's revolving door and the future of AI
Sam Altman - OpenAI's revolving door and the future of AI

Artificial Intelligence often dominates business and tech news of late, and all too often these stories centre on fears that AI will replace human jo…

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