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Conor McCabe - 10:05 Céad Meith 19, 2013

ireland tax avoidance bono

Conor McCabe - 23:36 Máirt Meith 18, 2013

bono tax avoidance

Conor McCabe - 23:10 Máirt Meith 18, 2013

Sad Putin

Conor McCabe - 02:19 Máirt Meith 18, 2013

the gathering

Conor McCabe - 02:14 Máirt Meith 18, 2013

Conor McCabe - 09:35 Luan Meith 17, 2013
Explaining the Double-Irish with a map, some coins and Al Jazeera..

Explaining the Double-Irish with a map, some coins and Al Jazeera..

Conor McCabe - 00:18 Déar Beal 23, 2013

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Conor McCabe - 00:39 Luan Beal 13, 2013
Working on the last few pages of a chapter for a book edited by Colin Coulter and Angela Nagle. I’ve just been rigid with anger over the last couple of weeks - more than usual - and I think the process of writing this chapter is the reason why. This little paragraph sums it up [...]

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Working on the last few pages of a chapter for a book edited by Colin Coulter and Angela Nagle. I’ve just been rigid with anger over the last couple of weeks - more than usual - and I think the process of writing this chapter is the reason why. This little paragraph sums it up I think:

“There is a truism in Ireland that emigration acted as a safety value for social pressures. It is impossible to prove whether this was (or is) the case, but one thing is for certain: with the industrial schools, Magdalene laundries, a Catholic-Church dominated education system and an anti-working-class judiciary with a passion for incarcerating the poor, the Irish ruling class was not taking any chances. The history of Ireland since 1922 is a history of class violence and coercion.”

It’s is hard to delve into the history of the Irish State and not come out despising the Irish bourgeoisie. It’s really fucking difficult.

Conor McCabe - 13:36 Domh Beal 12, 2013
Speaking tomorrow in Galway before Donal O’Kelly’s performance of Bat the Father, Rabbit the Son. The title of the talk is: All the Devils are Here - A Short History of the Irish Entrepreneur. All welcome.

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Speaking tomorrow in Galway before Donal O’Kelly’s performance of Bat the Father, Rabbit the Son.

The title of the talk is: All the Devils are Here - A Short History of the Irish Entrepreneur.

All welcome.

Conor McCabe - 17:22 Déar Beal 09, 2013

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