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Joe Horgan
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6 years ago
Let’s keep national pride for sporting events, where it belongs
By:
Joe Horgan
- 6 years ago
184 shares
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6 years ago
50 years of The Irish Post is something to be celebrated
By:
Joe Horgan
- 6 years ago
312 shares
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6 years ago
Christmas is a time to pause and remember emigrants from all shores
By:
Joe Horgan
- 6 years ago
116 shares
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6 years ago
The rise of Independent TDs has not been a breath of fresh air
By:
Joe Horgan
- 6 years ago
50 shares
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6 years ago
How can anyone Irish vote for the Conservatives?
By:
Joe Horgan
- 6 years ago
2.2k shares
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8 years ago
'Ludicrous Liam Miller memorial match refusal by GAA is beyond comprehension'
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
253 shares
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8 years ago
Why can’t an Irishman want England to win the World Cup?
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
1.9k shares
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8 years ago
Brexit-induced rush for Irish passports is baffling
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
523 shares
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Comment
8 years ago
After all the horror revealed this week, I have to ask, is there something wrong with men?
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
351 shares
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Comment
8 years ago
'Coming out of Ireland helped me see more clearly what Ireland truly is'
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
276 shares
Life & Style
Life & Style
8 years ago
‘The Church in Ireland is now a marginal voice, but what horrors do our new masters bring?’
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
327 shares
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News
8 years ago
The new Irish are mortifying - they're the silliest people I've come across
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
1 share
Life & Style
Life & Style
8 years ago
What would we have done without England? A ready-made way for Ireland to export all its discontent
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
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News
8 years ago
Will Ireland’s children ever be in a position to leave their parents’ homes?
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
News
News
8 years ago
Do you ever really stop being a Catholic - is that even possible?
By:
Joe Horgan
- 8 years ago
2 shares
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