There’s plenty coming up to enjoy in tomorrow’s Irish Times.
In Weekend, Mark Paul examines the fallout following the death of Jason Arday, exploring the scrutiny facing both Cambridge and the media, while Professor Michael Semple also reflects on five years since the Taliban's return to power. Closer to home, Paul Howard reveals his latest satirical take on a United Ireland and Ronan McGreevy marks 40 years since Hurricane Charley swept across the country. In Magazine, offsho
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In Weekend, Mark Paul examines the fallout following the death of Jason Arday, exploring the scrutiny facing both Cambridge and the media, while Professor Michael Semple also reflects on five years since the Taliban's return to power. Closer to home, Paul Howard reveals his latest satirical take on a United Ireland and Ronan McGreevy marks 40 years since Hurricane Charley swept across the country. In Magazine, offsho
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There’s plenty coming up to enjoy in tomorrow’s Irish Times.
In Weekend, Mark Paul examines the fallout following the death of Jason Arday, exploring the scrutiny facing both Cambridge and the media, while Professor Michael Semple also reflects on five years since the Taliban's return to power. Closer to home, Paul Howard reveals his latest satirical take on a United Ireland and Ronan McGreevy marks 40 years since Hurricane Charley swept across the country. In Magazine, offsho
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There’s plenty coming up to enjoy in tomorrow’s Irish Times.
In Weekend, Mark Paul examines the fallout following the death of Jason Arday, exploring the scrutiny facing both Cambridge and the media, while Professor Michael Semple also reflects on five years since the Taliban's return to power. Closer to home, Paul Howard reveals his latest satirical take on a United Ireland and Ronan McGreevy marks 40 years since Hurricane Charley swept across the country. In Magazine, offsho
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From big talking points to compelling reads, here’s what’s coming up.
In Weekend, Fiachra Gallagher unpacks the Kinahan’s and the Special Criminal Court, and John O’Connor speaks to psychologists about coping with Leaving Cert disappointment ahead of results next Friday. Plus, Sylvia Thompson visits Coollattin House in Wicklow, a remarkable restoration project being taken on by seven locals. In Magazine, artist Jack Coulter discusses painting music alongside Elton John, and Gemma Tipto
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