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Irish Peace Process
December 1997/January 1998 Connolly Association: campaigning for a united and independent Ireland Communities Women and the Berpesford Ellis search for peace fight for political challenges process input equality (part 2) TV propaganda Page 6 Connolly Column: Page 6 Page 12 ...but there's no room for complacency, Connolly Association conference agrees elegates at this year's Annual PEACE PROCESS Conference of the Connolly Association unanimously Democrat Reporter endorsed the organisation's However, in recognition that the support for a sovereign and most likely outcome of the current united Ireland and gave their phase of the peace process was some fulOl backing to the Irish peace process. form of interim settlement short of a However it was also agreed that united Ireland, it was agreed, in the while massive improvements had been event of such a development, to stress witnessed in the commitment of the the need for the maximum devolution British government to the peace of powers on a strict power-sharing process since Labour's election in basis, the inclusion of a significant all- May, further confidence-building Ireland dimension - including all- measures were urgently needed if the Ireland institutions with executive process was not to run into difficulties. powers, and for any such settlement to Speaking at the meeting, Connolly include the capacity to develop, over Association general secretary Enda time, in the direction of a united Finlay said that there could be no Ireland. room for complacency as there were Speaking on behalf of the execu- no guarantees, and, as yet little con- tive, Connolly Association vice-presi- crete evidence, that the current talks dent Willie Wallis described the strat- would result in an agreed settlement egy outlined by the organisation's by next year's May deadline. -
Leadership Qualities Mary Robinson
Leadership - 40 Qualities with an example from Ireland European Business Ethics Network Research Conference ‘Does Integrity Matter?’ Dublin 9th June 2011 Julian Clarke Leadership Qualities 1: COURAGE 2: PRINCIPLES IN PRACTICE 3: SET OF VALUES 4: INTEGRITY 5: HONESTY 6: INTEREST IN OTHERS AND ABILITY TO TREAT EVERYONE THE SAME 7: CONSISTENCY 8: TRUST 9: UNWILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT STATUS QUO 10: IDEALISM RESULTING IN ACTION Leadership Julian Clarke EBEN Conference ‘Does Integrity Matter?’ Dublin June 2011 Leadership Qualities 11: ENDEAVOUR 12: CUSTOMER SERVICE 13: PROMISE KEEPING 14: WILLINGNESS TO LISTEN & DISCUSS 15: INDEPENDENCE 16: DETERMINATION 17: IDEALISM 18: PERSEVERANCE 19: ABILITY TO ACCEPT CRITICISM AND NOT LET IT DETER FROM THE MISSION 20: SELF BELIEF Leadership Julian Clarke EBEN Conference ‘Does Integrity Matter?’ Dublin June 2011 Leadership Qualities 21: CONFIDENCE & OPTIMISM 22: TAKING RESPONSIBILITY & MAKING DECISIONS 23: ABILITY TO CHANGE SELF 24: AFFECTION 25: DISLIKE OF INJUSTICE 26: JUSTICE 27: PERSONAL RIGHTS 28: TURNING FRUSTRATION INTO ACTION 29: STRONG & ELOQUENT COMMUNICATION 30: PLAIN TALKING Leadership Julian Clarke EBEN Conference ‘Does Integrity Matter?’ Dublin June 2011 Leadership Qualities 31: DESIRE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE 32: ABILITY TO ADMIT TO AND LEARN FROM MISTAKES 33: TEAMWORK & DELEGATION 34: JUDGEMENT 35: STRENGTH 36: PERSONAL APPEAL 37: VISION 38: THE BROADER VIEW 39: HUMOUR 40: AUTHENTICITY Leadership Julian Clarke EBEN Conference ‘Does Integrity Matter?’ Dublin June 2011 Question & Challenge! How many -
Press Release Legal Aid Board 30Th Anniversary Conference
Press Release Legal Aid Board 30th Anniversary Conference. The Legal Aid Board today hosted a Conference in the Law Society of Ireland s premises in Blackhall Place, Dublin to mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the organisation. The theme of the Conference was Access to Justice and Legal Aid: Learning from the Past, Looking to the Future. The Conference was addressed by a number of high profile speakers on various aspects of civil law in Ireland and abroad. Speakers included the President Mary McAleese, the Minister for Justice and Law Reform, Mr. Dermot Ahern T.D., who formally opened the Conference, and the Hon. Mr. Justice John L. Murray, Chief Justice. A full list of speakers is set out in the attached conference programme. Brief biographical details of each speaker are also attached along with a background note on the purpose and function of the Legal Aid Board. The Minister for Justice and Law Reform, Mr Dermot Ahern T.D. commended the Board for its work over the past 30 years and announced that he would shortly be bringing proposals to Government to reform the system of criminal legal aid and to transfer responsibility for its administration to the Legal Aid Board. The Minister said he considered it appropriate in the current economic climate, with pressure on the public finances, that the system of criminal legal aid should be reformed with a view to controlling expenditure in this area. He expressed confidence in the Legal Aid Board s capacity to take on this important new area of work and he acknowledged that the Board would need to be appropriately resourced for the task, The Chief Justice, Mr John L. -
Troubled History That Is Fractious, Timid and Cowed by an Instructed Historical Conscience
Troubledth History A10 anniversary critique of Peter Hart's The IRA and its Enemies Brian P Murphy osb and Niall Meehan Introduction by Ruan O’Donnell THE AUBANE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2008 £7/€10/$10 Contents Page Introduction by Ruan O’Donnell 2 Troubles in Irish History A 10th anniversary critique of The IRA and its Enemies by Niall Meehan 4 Poisoning the well or Publishing the truth? From Peter Hart's The IRA and its Enemies to RTE's Hidden History film on Coolacrease by Brian Murphy osb 29 Appendix I Affidavit of John Young, son of Edward (Ned) Young Appendix II Irish Times Letter, November 5, 2007 Appendix III Peter Hart – the issue of sources, by Brian Murphy Contributors Dr Brian P. Murphy is a member of the Benedictine Community at Glenstal Abbey, County Limerick. He is the author of Patrick Pearse and the Lost Republican Ideal (1991); John Chartres, Mystery Man of the Treaty (1995); A Defence of Cork’s Political Culture in the War of Independence (Audio CD, 2005); The "Catholic Bulletin" and Republican Ireland with Special Reference to J.J.O'Kelly (Sceilg) (2005); The Origin and Organisation of British Propaganda in Ireland 1920 (2006). Niall Meehan, Head of the Journalism & Media Faculty, Griffith College Dublin, is the author of articles on media regulation and censorship: Survey on attitudes of the Dublin Population to Section 31 of the Broadcasting Act (1987, with Jean Horgan); International Telecommunications Deregulation and Ireland's Domestic Communications Policy, (with Desmond Bell), Journal of Communication, Volume 38 Issue 1, (1988, with Desmond Bell); Cable, satellite and the emergence of private TV in Ireland: from public service to managed monopoly, Media, Culture & Society, Vol. -
The Role of Political Communications in the Election of Mary Mcaleese As the Eighth President of Ireland)
The Path to the Aras (The role of political communications in the election of Mary McAleese as the eighth President of Ireland) Suzanne Collins Masters in Communications 2001 Title: The Path to the Aras (The role of political communications in the election of Mary McAleese as the eighth President of Ireland) Qualification: Masters in Communications University: Dublin City University Supervisor: Professor John Horgan School: School of Communications Submission date: September 2001 I hereby certify that this material, which I now submit for assessment on the programme of study leading to the award of Masters is entirely my own work and has not been taken from the work of others save and to the extent that such work has been sited and acknowledged in the text of my work. Si,,.ed:f3-3gW P. fj51/Wrg>r ID (C a n d id a te Date: S t t ^ S spt 3001 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For time and assistance: Professor John Horgan; Brian Lenihan TD; Minister for the Environment, Noel Dempsey TD; Ivor Callely TD; David Miller (and the rest of the A-Team); Pat Farrell; Gerry Nagle; Wally Young; Terry Prone. For support and encouragement: My family: the Collins’, the Dillons and the Hacketts; friends; colleagues at DCU; Rita Burtenshaw (and Mark). CONTENTS Abstract Introduction 1 Chapter One: Methodology 7 Chapter Two: Literature Review 15 Chapter Three: The Presidency 37 Chapter Four: McAleese Selected (The Nomination) 57 Chapter Five: McAleese Unedited (The Non-Mediated Campaign) 83 The Personal Canvass Advertising Chapter Six: McAleese Packaged (The Mediated Campaign) 116 Radio Interviews Television Interviews Chapter Seven: Case Study: McAleese Under Pressure 151 (Media Attitudes and the Northern Factor) Conclusion 177 ABSTRACT Suzanne Collins The Path to the Aras (The role of political communications in the election of Mary McAleese as the eighth President of Ireland) This thesis will attempt to explore aspects of political communications in Ireland.