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national / environment / press release Monday November 06, 2006 13:56 by Friends of the Earth
As UN talks on tackling climate change get underway today in Nairobi, Kenya, Friends of the Earth is calling for leglislation to ensure Ireland does its fair share to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The environmental pressure group wants the Oireachtas to pass a Climate Security Act mandating 3% year-on-year cuts in emissions and establishing an independent body to monitor progress. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / other press Monday November 06, 2006 11:48 by supp
Fresh talks may take place between Shell Ireland and local residents in north Co Mayo in an effort to resolve the long-running dispute over the Corrib gas terminal site. The Shell to Sea campaign, which represents residents opposed to the pipeline, is due to outline a new initiative aimed at breaking the ongoing deadlock. Details have not been disclosed, but reports this morning say the proposal could allow for fresh dialogue between Shell, the Government and the local community. read full story / add a comment
national / politics / elections / press release Monday November 06, 2006 11:48 by Labour_Youth
Following Labour Youth's annual conference the following press release has been issued. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Monday November 06, 2006 01:54 by John Meehan
The story is at this link : http://www.scottishsocialistparty.org/pages/rosiejail.html Rosie Kane was jailed for participating in an Anti Trident Direct Action outside the Scottish Parliament - pictures here : http://www.scottishsocialistparty.org/inpictures/triden...x.htm read full story / add a comment
national / arts and media / opinion/analysis Monday November 06, 2006 00:05 by David Alvey
The recent Bertie Ahern controversy showed that the Irish Times believes it has a right to depose Taoisigh it disapproves of. They already have the scalps of Haughey and Reynolds and now they want Bertie's. The paper holds such a powerful position in Irish public life that its faults cannot be openly discussed. A debate between Minister for Communications, Noel Dempsey, and Ryle Dwyer of the Irish Examiner illustrates the problem. Dempsey failed to mention that the paper broke the law. Neither did he dare to challenge the paper about its over the top anti-Fianna Fail bias. And nobody dares to mention the connection between the paper and the British Foreign Office initiated by Major Thomas McDowell in 1969. So confident are the media professionals who defend the paper, that they simply toss off rhetorical put downs, as in Ryle Dwyers's reply to the Minister. It is past time that the bastion of Irish investigative journalism should itself be investigated. read full story / add a comment |
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