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Tackling shadowy spectre of gambling at long last

World of Politics with Harry McGee The Salthill seafront was about a ten-minute walk from where we lived in Glenar...

World’s politicians prefer cop-outs over COP-ins

World of Politics with Harry McGee COP 27; it’s all the rage these days. Good cop? Bad cop? Fair cop? In actual fa...

Are we seeing the end of the twin political heavyweights?

World of Politics with Harry McGee What’s scarier than Halloween ghouls and skeletons and dead aliens for politici...

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Sun sets on Boris era – but Sunak’s reign is a short one

World of Politics with Harry McGee Somebody said that the live coverage of Boris Johnson’s arrival back from his holidays in the Dominican Repu...

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Housing U-turn shows true depth of the crisis

World of Politics with Harry McGee The jury is still out on the pressing question as to whether Liz Truss’s premiership will outlast the fresh l...

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Tragedy casts dark cloud over a very special place

World of Politics with Harry McGee My first memory of Creeslough is either the co-op store or the co-op lorry – in either event, the cooperative...

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At least KamaKwasi didn’t fall over children’s shoes!

World of Politics with Harry McGee KamaKwasi; as headlines go it was, well ‘puntastic’ – a clever play on the name of Kwasi Kwarteng, the Britis...

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Corporation Tax provides cash for Budget giveaway

World of Politics with Harry McGee I have seen some extraordinary budgets in my time. There were the giveaway budgets (Fianna Fáil 2001 and agai...

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Prodigal son Bertie could be set for return to the fold

World of Politics with Harry McGee I’d actually forgotten that Bertie Ahern wasn’t a member of Fianna Fáil until the issue was brought up at th...


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