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Little sign of action as creeping fog of gloom descends on the Dail
Wednesday February 03 2010
'I don't know why we bother turning up at all," grumbled Fine Gael's Jim O'Keeffe in the Dail yesterday as one of his colleagues, Sean Barrett, tangled unsuccessfully with the Ceann Comhairle. It was a sentiment that seemed to unite both participants in the Dail and observers of the 'action' in the chamber yesterday.
Bruce Arnold: EU hasn't wasted any time getting its claws into foreign policy
Monday February 01 2010
54 European embassies will initially be set up around the world
BMW goes for a younger look with 'tailor-made suit'
Sunday January 31 2010
The new BMW 5 Series is the "right car at the right time", declared company chairman Norbert Reithofer at its launch, last Monday, in Portugal. He added that the company had got through a difficult year in 2009 when -- despite the Audi A6 beating the outgoing 5 Series as top premium executive car -- it still ended as the top manufacturer in that segment.
Sam Smyth: Same old story in North but with a different cast
Tuesday January 26 2010
TWO weeks ago, Peter Robinson looked like a beaten docket, taking quality time out to care for his ailing, cheating wife while he considered his position as first minister for Northern Ireland.
Flavin made an honest mistake and deserves a second chance
Monday January 25 2010
Whether we like it or not, failure and mistakes are part of the business process. Many businesses will fail this year. Sometimes it will be the fault of the owners, who failed to take simple precautions, and sometimes it will be nobody's fault at all -- or just one of those things that happens from time to time. But society and the media must learn to give people a second chance if they fail for honest reasons.
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