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Paul Ryan's charms fall flat in Irish homeland
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[New York Daily News] - But an Irish historian of the famine, John Kelly, rebuked him days later for espousing a laissez faire economic philosophy he said was strikingly similar to that of British policymakers whom many in Ireland blame for the deaths of millions. Asked why
'The Graves Are Walking,' by John Kelly
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[New York Times] - Commenting on one of the many broken promises that Great Britain's rulers made to their subjects in Ireland, G. K. Chesterton wrote: “It was a tragic necessity that the Irish should remember it; but it was far more tragic that the English forgot it
Google News: Neglect of basic research 'damaging'
[Irish Times] - Sir, – As an Irish scientist, who left Ireland in and has worked in Europe and the US for most of my life, I read Dr John Kelly's article (Opinion, October 2nd) with interest. I agree strongly with Dr Kelly that “academic research must contribute
Labour men boycott five-star party bash
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[Herald.ie] - Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore was left red-faced when it emerged that three senators -- Denis Landy, James Heffernan and John Kelly -- had boycotted the think-in over the choice of venue. Mr Landy, a Tipperary-based senator, today told RTE's Morning Ireland:
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