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Eamon Dunphy: ‘I’m not part of official Ireland’
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Political correctness hasn’t gone mad. It has made us nicer
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‘Sunday Times’ issues print apology for Kevin Myers column
Newspaper states that ‘it is important not to publish comments that overstep the mark’
Fintan O’Toole: There will always be a market for misogyny
Cod-Darwinism touted by those who dismiss gender equality does not stack up
Breda O’Brien: Selective outrage is a form of fake news
Kevin Myers is sacked only now but had said far worse about the Catholic Church
Could do better: Al Porter’s sick patter putters on
Radio: Today FM’s star host fails to deliver, but Sean Moncrieff thrives
Third of people complaining over Myers article wanted him to keep job
Seven Myers complaints to Press Ombudsman about misogyny
Colum Kenny: Accusations of anti-Semitism cover a multitude
Myers’s reference to Jews a gift to people objecting on other grounds to his column
Jewish stereotype in Kevin Myers’s apology adds insult to injury
The men who defended the writer after his ‘Sunday Times’ column do not speak for me
Kevin Myers: ‘I have no career left. My reputation is in tatters’
Fired ‘Sunday Times’ columnist says he is ‘great admirer of Jews’
‘Sunday Times’ conducts inquiry into Kevin Myers column
Sacked writer claims five or six people would have seen the article before publication
Kevin Myers: Support from members of the Irish Jewish community ‘very consoling’
Sacked columnist says Varadkar and Fitzgerald ‘breached protocol by attacking me’
Kathy Sheridan: Kevin Myers’s fall is a long time coming
The writer has been spewing evidence-free bile about women for decades
Fintan O’Toole: Kevin Myers broke the only rule that matters
If he had stuck with straight misogyny, he would have been fine
There’s more to Kevin Myers than his errors of judgment
As a stylist few can compare, and the former ‘Irish Times’ columnist did the State some service
Jewish Council in Ireland comes to defence of Kevin Myers
Branding sacked columnist anti-Semite ‘an absolute distortion of the facts’
Ghosts of past loom over West Cork History Festival
Passionate debates take place at Lissard over past IRA treatment of Protestants in region
De Valera, Collins ‘never republicans’, West Cork History Festival told
An Irish republic was slogan used to gainsupport abroad, says historian David Fitzpatrick
Sunday Times drops Kevin Myers and apologises for offensive article
Column removed as newspaper issues apology over piece about gender pay gap
Easter Rising cannot be considered a ‘just war’– leading moral theologian
Prof Nigel Biggar says commemoration of events means making judgements on justness of violence used
Cork history festival unearths informers, murderers and looters
The West Cork History Festival takes place on the grounds of Lissard Estate and will feature a range speakers stirring up ideas and examining old animosities
Commemorating 1919-23 will be much bigger challenge than 1916 – historian
History festival hopes to generate debate on how to commemorate revolutionary period
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