Wednesday, July 31, 2013
WHAT IF?
WHAT IF?: Founder Profile & Vision « Jobcare: I say that these services are effective, that each course or programme has been tailored to ensure it is "relevant" to our clients’ needs?When A Lost Soul Shares Their Burden With Such Organisations,How Are They Treated?
Monday, July 29, 2013
WHAT IF?
WHAT IF?: He also saw the graves of Sergeant Patrick Dunne and Volunteer Edward Ennis, two young men who died within months of each other in 1916, one fighting for Ireland and the other Britain.
Sgt Dunne was wounded at the Somme and returned to Ireland where he died and Vol Ennis was found dead on railway lines at Connolly station. Both were 19?Unknown Quote,They Were Dirt Poor Dubliners And Of Little "IMPORTANCE"To Anyones Official Account?
Sgt Dunne was wounded at the Somme and returned to Ireland where he died and Vol Ennis was found dead on railway lines at Connolly station. Both were 19?Unknown Quote,They Were Dirt Poor Dubliners And Of Little "IMPORTANCE"To Anyones Official Account?
Potential conflict of interest was not declared - Independent.ie
Potential conflict of interest was not declared - Independent.ie: Mr Costello awarded a contract to a UK firm even though he and the principal of that company were co-directors in a separate business.
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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Diarmaid Ferriter: History will ask how we could be so docile in face of such betrayal - Independent.ie
Diarmaid Ferriter: History will ask how we could be so docile in face of such betrayal - Independent.ie: The tapes provide, in great detail, one of the contrasts that historians can build much around – in this case, the great gulf between Ireland's Celtic Tiger elite and those below who had to pay for the consequences of their greed. In the chapter entitled 'Boom to Bust', historians will document the extremes that were experienced in the decade.?
Disgraced judge's €1m in legal fees paid by taxpayer - Independent.ie
Disgraced judge's €1m in legal fees paid by taxpayer - Independent.ie: The settlement is just over half the almost €1.9m the lawyers were claiming in costs arising from their work in defence of the judge.?
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