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The Irish Times
Martyn Turner
Wednesday, January 30th, 2019
Wed Jan 30 2019 - 01:00
Kathy Sheridan: Tragedy revisits Donegal’s culture of speed and youth
Brexit brings about a very British civil war
That brand new Tory plan for Brexit? Here’s why it’s dead in the water
The Irish Times view on Northern nationalism: the power of persuasion
Una Mullally: It’s not just Graham Linehan who needs to engage in some soul-searching
Renewed scapegoating of Jews is depressingly predictable
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Kathy Sheridan: Gillette’s toxic masculinity ad cuts close to the bone
The Irish Times view on Franco-Italian tensions: bad neighbours
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