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national / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Thursday June 15, 2006 23:49 by Liam Mullen 5 comments (last - tuesday july 31, 2007 17:30) 1 image
Industry insiders have indicated a significant shift within the Irish Construction Industry, an industry that has helped to fuel the Celtic Tiger phenomenon, and an industry which employs tens of thousands migrant workers. The effects have been felt particularly within the scaffolding end of the business with fewer contracts around than has previously been the case. read full story / add a comment
international / arts and media / news report Thursday June 15, 2006 20:53 by iosaf 1 comment (last - friday june 16, 2006 17:49) 1 image
Raymond Devos the Belgian born, French resident & Francophone Cartoonist, Comedian, Political (& national) satirist has died of a brain hemorrhage today. He was a very funny man who's humour & wit crossed borders & langauges. He will be sorely missed. . Everyone who met Raymond Devos liked him. His jokes were both simple & intelligent. He'll be sincerely missed. He made many friends, most of whom will want to attend his sudden funeral. He won lots of important awards for being funny & clever but won't get a state funeral from either France of Belgium. Raymond Devos was in no common sense of the word a popular man. & sincere with it. He rose to acceptance of his extraordinary talent through circus acts & written puns of astounding complexity. In 1956 He worked with Jean Luc Godard on the movie "Pierrot le Fou". read full story / add a comment
international / health / disability issues / opinion/analysis Thursday June 15, 2006 19:04 by Karla Healion 1 image
A young Irish man is flying to Arizona today (June 15) to begin an amazingly difficult journey of recovery from arthritus that's had him on crutches for almost a decade. His ordeal is being documented, and the film, 'Walking', will completed in 2008. Nothing is more incredible, moving and noteworthy than a person's determination to show the world that he will never give up, will share every experience and- most of all-can recover one hundred per cent when the odds are against him. read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Thursday June 15, 2006 18:24 by DM 2 comments (last - wednesday june 28, 2006 11:13) 1 image
national / miscellaneous / other press Thursday June 15, 2006 11:03 by Anon 6 comments (last - wednesday april 13, 2011 16:39) 1 image 1 attached file
Ever get the feeling that something is wrong? Our culture conditions us to destroy what is important - and works hard to persuade us there's no alternative. It's time to break the spell. This essay was first published in the May 2006 edition of The Dubliner Magazine. It is an important essay, but is not available elsewhere on the web, so I am posting it here. read full story / add a comment |
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