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Former Sunday Independent columnist’s defamation claim against journalist should proceed in High Court, judge rules
Eoghan Harris has claimed in proceedings he brought before the Circuit Court that he was defamed in a May 2021 tweet
West Cork massacre of 100 years ago likely ‘anti-Treaty IRA’
Thirteen Protestants shot dead in Dunmanway as reprisal for killing of local IRA leader
Church of Ireland to mark the centenary of the Bandon Valley Massacre
Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton will visit the parishes where 13 Protestant men were shot in 1922
Helen McEntee and Sally Rooney had a good 2021. Eoghan Harris and Dolores Cahill did not
Who had a good year? Rachael Blackmore for one. Who didn’t? Stephen Donnelly, arguably
Twitter opposes order sought by journalists in defamation case
Allison Morris and Aoife Moore sue over allegedly malicious posts by Eoghan Harris
Two €150,000 missiles fired as Irish troops prepare for Lebanon
About 350 personnel train in Glen of Imaal ahead of quarantine period and deployment
Twitter plans stiff challenge to Irish proposals for online safety laws
Social network’s statement sure to put it on collision course with Oireachtas committee members
Journalists initiate legal action against Eoghan Harris
Irish Examiner’s Aoife Moore and Belfast Telegraph’s Allison Morris allege online abuse
Fintan O'Toole: For newspaper columnists, anonymity is a betrayal
Putting you name to your work is the most basic form of accountability
Law firm demands Twitter hand over user details of anti-Sinn Féin accounts
Ten accounts allegedly linked to ex-Sunday Independent columnist Eoghan Harris shut down
Eoghan Harris-linked Twitter account under Garda investigation
Anti-Sinn Féin account frequently targeted journalists and other public figures
Eoghan Harris’s secret account discovered as a result of poll data
Sunday Independent columnist dropped by paper over involvement in anti-SF account
Twitter suspends nine accounts linked to profile used by Eoghan Harris
Sunday Independent drops writer and former senator for anonymous account activity
Neil Jordan: ‘I couldn’t make The Crying Game today’
The director on his new historical fiction novel, Harvey Weinstein and ageism in film
Miriam Lord: Mary Lou goes ‘on the run’ as fear factor surfaces
The Sinn Féin strategy is to pack its leader in cotton wool and keep her out of harm’s reach
Voters must look to painful lessons learned
Kathy Sheridan: Ask hard questions but beware of dangers of change for sake of change
Conor Cruise O’Brien caused ‘cultural transformation’ in Ireland, symposium hears
Politician, writer and diplomat discussed on centenary of his birth
The Irish revolution: Moral campaign or bitter sectarian conflict?
Free State didn’t sanction ‘cleansing’ of Protestants akin to mass killings of time
Ghosts of past loom over West Cork History Festival
Passionate debates take place at Lissard over past IRA treatment of Protestants in region
Irish Protestants ‘must feel free to talk about their past’
Eoghan Harris defends his documentary on 1922 conflict at West Cork History Festival
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
Noel Whelan: A political junkie’s guide to surviving Christmas
The books, movies, podcasts and programmes to get you through the downtime
Noel Whelan: We should be proud of 1916 commemorations
Events were dignified, inclusive and reflected the complexity of the Easter Rising
Diarmaid Ferriter: New efforts to dramatise and document 1916 disappoint
Older programmes on 1916 may have been better at bringing Irish history to life
Labour of love for Robinson started on Valentine’s Day 25 years ago
The ‘Robinson era’ is recalled as being both profound and epoch-changing
Lifelong journalist known for integrity and encouragement to colleagues
Desmond Fisher: September 9th, 1920 - December 30th, 2014
Sunday Independent editor Anne Harris departs after final edition
Journalist praised as ‘publishing phenomenon’ as her contract as editor is not renewed
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