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Writings:
Newspaper Articles written by Ciarán
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to Newspaper Articles,
Conference
Papers, Submissions
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Fine art of blogging and knocking on doors,
Irish Times, 7 October 2006
"According to recent research, personal acquaintance with the candidate is the
most important determinant of party choice, along with the family's political
background. That study even has its own blog on
Irishelectionstudy.blogspot.com. I'll be blogging the election, whenever it
happens, but I'm already knocking on doors!" |
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Who's in charge of Dublin Bay? The Village,
6-13 April 2006
"I want to see a renaissance for the Bay. The
sea-baths can, and must be restored as a resource for all. The plans for a
coastal cycle-way deserve funding and support. Anglers, bathers and boat-owners
need better access to the Bay through providing new slip-ways and bathing
facilities". |
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The
Great Climate Change Challenge The Village, 8-14 December 2005
The
broadest possible societal and political consensus must underpin the means by
which Ireland honours its international obligations to cut its emissions.
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Vision
and resolve can tackle global warming crisis
Irish Times, 7
December 2005
There are ways for us to meet our obligations on climate change,
while building genuine local, vibrant communities that will enrich our lives
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'My
Favourite Share', Sunday Independent, 5 October 2005
If
I were to pick a favourite share I guess it would be one of those companies that are looking at energy sources that
will supply our needs once the oil runs out
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Opportunity
to provide a building that respects the scale of Dún Laoghaire should not be
squandered Irish Times, 2 July 2005
There has been a groundswell of opposition to the
plans for the waterfront site of the Dún Laoghaire baths.
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More
to Waste Management than 'Burn it or Bury it' Irish
Times, 20 April 2005
If
the Irish Government put as much effort into reducing, re-using and recycling
waste as it does into incineration, we would be well on our way to creating a
zero-waste economy
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Government
not as Green as it seems Evening Herald,
19 February 2005
It's
D-Day for Climate Change. The Kyoto Protocol came into force this week.In Ireland this may bring milder
wetter winters and warmer summers
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Debate
must be opened upon the rights of the child Sunday Tribune, 28 November 2004
Children's
rights require more recognition in our Constitution. In 1990 the Irish
Government signed the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. |
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Some
thoughts on One-off Housing Irish Independent, 3 January 2004
A
countryside without people is a place without a heart. People that
work in rural areas or nearby should be allowed live there.
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End the
Quangos and restore Local Government
Sunday Business Post, 13 July 2003
In
Ireland, Local Authorities have to go cap in hand to the Department of the
Environment for almost any significant funding or decision.
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