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	Evening Press - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Evening Press was an instant success, and contributed to the financial losses and eventual closure of the Evening Mail in 1962.
		The poor performance of The Irish Press, particularly after its unsuccessful relaunch in 1988, was a severe drain on the whole Irish Press Group, and probably damaged the Evening Press brand, although it continued to perform better in the evening newspaper market than its sister paper did in the morning market.
		The collapse of Irish Press Newspapers in 1995 however lead immediately to the closure of all three newspapers in the group.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Evening_Press (261 words)

	Proposed Irish Press Council Draws Fire
		We believe that the establishment of a statutory press council would fail to respect the necessary distance between the government and the press, thereby undermining the credibility of both institutions and opening them to accusations of bias.
		The establishment of a statutory press council in Ireland would be in sharp contrast to the voluntary code adopted in the UK and could pose an obstacle to the effective functioning of the free market, placing Irish newspapers at an unfair disadvantage and contributing to legal confusion in overlapping markets.
		While not suggesting that your government would seek to influence the press in such a blatant manner, the enactment of a statutory press council in Ireland would undoubtedly be cited by less democratic regimes seeking to suppress critical newspapers and journalists.
	www.wan-press.org /print.php3?id_article=3050 (791 words)

	The Irish Press - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Irish Press was an Irish newspaper published by Irish Press plc between September 5, 1931, on the eve of the 1931 Kilkenny v Cork All Ireland Hurling Final and 1995 with the aim of achieving a circulation of 100,000 which it accomplished quickly.
		It was not unusual for Éamon de Valera to summon The Irish Press reporter who had been covering a function at which “The Chief” had been speaking and agree the wording to be used next day, before it would have been sent over the wires to editor Frank Gallagher at Burgh Quay.
		One notable section was titled 'New Irish Writings', which was edited by David Marcus.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irish_Press (1000 words)

	RTE Business - Irish Press warns on Thom's Directory
		Irish Press has reported a pre-tax loss of €306,000 for the year ending December 2004.
		Irish Press warned that the continued publication after the 2006 edition of Thom's Directory is in considerable doubt because of the difficulty in keeping the residential data up to date due to a change in the Electoral Act.
		He said Irish Press continues to seek a long term investment which would fit in with the activities of the group.
	www.rte.ie /business/2005/0812/irishpress.html (260 words)

	Irish X-Press 22 June 1995
		Irish Press workers, laid off or locked out for almost four weeks now, are owed almost £20 million in forgone pay increases and other benefits, according to some industry estimates.
		MORE than 1,000 Irish Press workers and their supporters marched through the streets of Dublin yesterday in a united demand for the right to work.
		The rally was told the Press unions had contacted the offices of each of the party leaders, and had been told the Taoiseach was unavailable.
	www.adnet.ie /xpress/0622.htm (1229 words)

	Irish Press Public Limited Company v Ingersoll Irish Publications Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It was agreed that PLC and Ingersoll Irish Publications Limited (hereinafter referred to as IIP) should be equal shareholders in the two new companies and that each company should have a board of six directors, three A directors to be appointed by IIP, and three B directors to be appointed by PLC.
		It was decided to launch the Evening Press as a two part paper in April 1991 but unfortunately the launch was not a success.
		The Court doth declare that the affairs of Irish Press Newspapers Limited and Irish Press Publications Limited are and were being conducted by the respondent and that the powers of the "A" directors are and were being exercised in a manner oppressive to the petitioner and in disregard of its interest as a member.
	www.ucc.ie /law/irlii/cases/117-94_e.htm (3932 words)

	Irish Philadelphia \| Easter Rising Ceremony
		His organizational and fund-raising prowess, and no small part of is personal wealth, paid for the guns and bombs employed in the effort to wrest control of his native land from the hands of the British Empire.
		The German Mauser rifles employed by Irish Volunteers in the Easter Rising of 1916 were placed in their hands as a result of the determined efforts of Joe McGarrity.
		He used the power of the press, too, in his campaign—in particular, the Irish Press, which he funded.
	www.irishphiladelphia.com /easterrising2006.html (333 words)

	Irish Townships : Press
		Irish volunteers build 70 homes for South African homeless in one week.
		Irish charity to build over 500 homes for shack-dwellers in coming year.
		We see media attention as a hugely beneficial tool for the charity as it generates comprehensive awareness amongst the Irish media of this project thus highlighting the need for assistance in developing countries.
	www.irishtownship.com /htm/press.htm (284 words)

	Yank diplomat blames Irish media for hatred of America - Irish Nationalism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The ex-diplomat claimed that the Irish media were dominated by 'an invasion of the body snatchers from a planet peopled by time-warped 1960s radicals and Marxist revisionist historians'.
		In his critique of Irish foreign policy at the time of the 1991 Gulf war, Dempsey noted that Ireland 'was the only country in the civilised world which did not support the coalition in that war - the only assistance lent by Ireland was to allow US military transports to transit Shannon airport'.
		He added that during the build-up to last year's invasion of Iraq, 'Irish attention seemed preoccupied with questions of Ireland's neutrality, as though there was a moral case to be made in support of Saddam's contention that Western "imperialism"was behind it all'.
	www.irish-nationalism.net /forum/showthread.php?t=69 (1185 words)

	TV & Press Clips
		In 1961, the Irish entertainment landscape was transformed when RTE Television went on the air for the first time.
		For most Irish entertainers, an appearance on the country's only national television station was the essential first step on the road to success.
		One the real mainstays of the Irish entertainment scene through the years has been the role played by local newspapers (and today local radio) in promoting Irish bands and their music.
	www.irish-showbands.com /press1.htm (1189 words)

	The University of Wisconsin Press: Irish series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This new series on Irish and Irish-American history, seeks to encourage submissions from young scholars as well as from those with established reputations and plans to cultivate newly emerging subjects of inquiry as well as older topics approached in fresh and revealing ways.
		The linkage of Ireland and Irish America in the same publication series is meant to recognize the manifold forms of historical interaction between the Irish at home and abroad, and it is hoped that some of the best books in the series will be transatlantic in their scope and concerns.
		Lastly, the editors and the UW Press are open to exploring the possibility of co-publication agreements with other publishing houses in Ireland or the United Kingdom for works of distinction in Irish and Irish-American history.
	www.wisc.edu /wisconsinpress/Irishseries.html (287 words)

	The Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform
		For the coalition of immigration groups that represent the 11 million Latin American illegal immigrants, the Irish rally was a source of inspiration and frustration.
		It was one thing to obtain visas for hard-working Irish immigrants who had been short changed by the 1965 immigration act and the economic crisis in Ireland and the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
		The Irish Voice had another David and Goliath battle to fight and O'Dowd was catapulted back onto the front page of the New York Times and the primetime slots on major networks.
	www.irishlobbyusa.org /press/villageprofile.php (1642 words)

	Press Releases - Irish Horse Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Irish Independent Echo Beach (ISH) and Cian O’Connor were still in form after at good week at HOYS, finishing 12th in the 1m55 Grand Prix in Oslo.
		Irish Sport Horses were in top form on the showjumping circuit last week, winning the 4* Nations Cup in Athens.
		The Irish team were leagues ahead of the rest of the field, finishing on a total score of 16 points, with two of the four Irish riders on board Irish Sport Horses.
	www.irishhorseboard.com /news/default.asp?nav=2&Search=&NCID=27&Print= (411 words)

	Irish Academic Press Home Page
		It argues, through a novel application of theories of ethno-symbolism and social movement theory, that the myths, memories and symbols of the Irish nation formed the basis for interpretation of the events of the Easter Rising, and that this interpretation stimulated members of the Irish nation to support radical nationalism.
		She wrote for such respected literary journals as the Spectator, and the Irish Times; she broadcast regularly for the BBC and adapted her best-selling novels for the stage in London and on Broadway.
		Proud of her Irish middle-class origins, she was, nevertheless, antagonistic to the insular moral codes and the censorship laws of the newly emergent Irish state.
	www.irishacademicireland.com /catalogindex.html (2089 words)

	The Columbus Free Press - Irish Northern Aid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Irish American activists across the U.S. will this weekend mark the 27th anniversary of the 1972 British Army massacre of 14 Irishmen in Derry, Ireland, a day known the world over as Bloody Sunday.
		Members of the Irish Northern Aid Committee will join the Ancient Order of Hibernians and other Irish American groups in highlighting nearly 30 years of British injustice in the occupied Six Counties.
		The New York-based Irish Northern Aid Committee, founded in 1971, is a non-profit humanitarian organizations which raises funds for the families of Irish political prisoners in British, Irish and American jails.
	www.freepress.org /Backup/UnixBackup/pubhtml/irish/bloodsun.html (591 words)

	Research Guide: Irish Women Writers - Boston College
		Presents Irish writers from 1880 to the present who belonged to or were influenced by the Irish Literary Renaissance.
		This is "a collection of bibliographical and biographical information on Irish women who have published a volume of poetry, fiction, or drama from the eighteenth century to the present time." Weekes defines "Irish women" broadly to include a woman of Irish descent, or any woman living in Ireland.
		Introduction states "This first anthology of Irish women's poetry should enable the reader to follow chronologically the development of such poetry during the past two hundred and fifty years, and to look at ways in which women's poetry reflects Irish social and political history." Many other anthologies are discussed in the introduction.
	www.bc.edu /libraries/research/guides/s-irishwomen (5031 words)

	Jack & The Irish Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Balfour, or ‘Bloody’ Balfour as he became known by the Irish, was the bête noire of every Irish Nationalist, for it was he, we learn, who passed the infamous 1887 Criminal Amendment Act that allowed total power of arrest of anybody in Ireland who the authorities thought suspicious.
		Stories in the Irish press seem to be more inward looking and East End based.
		It does rely on narrative lifted from the Irish newspapers at the time, and this can disrupt the narrative somewhat, but there is just no other way of doing it, and Sharp does it well.
	www.whitechapelsociety.com /reviews/irish_press.htm (895 words)

	RTE Business - Irish Press to buy back shares
		Irish Press has reported a pre-tax loss of €42,000 for last year.
		Irish Press was helped by an exceptional gain of nearly €200,000 linked to a partial reversal of a write-down in the value of its investments last year.
		The three directors of the company - Eamon De Valera, Vincent Jennings and JA Lenehan - were paid a total of €185,000 last year.
	www.rte.ie /business/2004/0811/irishpress.html (183 words)

	Gale - Primary Source Microfilm - Press Room - Irish State (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ireland: Politics and Society through the Press, published by Primary Source Microfilm, gathers more than 45 newspapers on microfilm, chronicling the rise of the modern Irish state and society through the eyes of the press.
		Ireland: Politics and Society through the Press covers the period from the accession of George III to the throne in 1760 to Irish independence in 1922.
		The newspapers and journals included in the project have been chosen for their importance at different periods of history and for their appeal to a broad range of students and scholars.
	www.galegroup.com /psm/pressroom/apr00_irish.htm (550 words)

	Irish Press
		In one case, parents complained to the authority that their child, who was not of the religious denomination of the school's patron body, should be given alternative religious education, the authority's chief executive, Mr Niall Crowley, told The Irish Times.
		This phrase was used by Michael Dungan in his letter (April 24th) on the continuing divisions on religious instruction at Dunboyne gaelscoil.
		Irish people, who were nominally Catholic, had become à la carte in their approach to Catholicism and no longer looked to the church for guidance on matters of civil law.
	www.esatclear.ie /~dejames/Irishpress.htm (3126 words)

	Cranford Press - Irish American history, Irish America, Irish-American History, Irish American, historic sites, Irish ...
		These younger Americans became increasingly aware, for instance, that the Irish presence in, and influence on, the United States began long before the middle of the nineteenth century, when thousands of Irish emigrants fled the hunger that ravaged their native land.
		When Irish immigration reached its peak during the years of the Great Hunger in the mid 1800s, the emigres continued to find refuge in America, although their Catholicism and appalling poverty and wretchedness caused many native-born Americans to oppose their admission.
		This handsome memorial on the Antietam battlefield in Sharpsburg, Maryland, honors the Irish Brigade for its role in the bloodiest battle of the Civil War, on September 17, 1862.
	www.cranfordpress.com /index.html (288 words)

	International Photography - Exhibitions - AIB Press Photographer of the Year Awards Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		AIB and the Press Photographers Association of Ireland are delighted to have entered into a new partnership, to ensure the continued success of the Annual PPAI Awards and exhibition.
		Now in their 25th year, the Awards are a celebration of the best in Irish press photography and showcase all aspects of life in Ireland today.
		Reflecting the abundance of talent amongst press photographers in Ireland, the standard of entries was remarkable and of the highest quality, resulting in an outstanding competition.
	www.irish-photography.com /exhibitions/ppai2002.html (478 words)

	The Irish press coverup of the Marc Dutroux Murders!
		Most of the Irish public are unaware of the satanic allegations in the Dutroux case and the scandalous British child abuse cases in Nottingham, Orkney and Rochdale.
		The result is ; the Irish people are unaware that there is a concerted threat from organised paedophile groups which abduct women and sometimes children for the purpose of ritual or satanic murder, as in the Dutroux case.
		Shortly after the Dutroux case developed in the press, the parents of one of the missing Belgium girls, Mr and Mrs Marschal, were invited onto the Irish talk show, The Gay Byrne Show (Gay "Born Again" Byrne).
	www.sra-ireland.freepress-freespeech.com /MarcDutrouxmurders.htm (1518 words)

	Press Releases - Irish Human Rights Commission
		Notwithstanding this, Irish law continues to confine many rights and obligations, privileges and immunities to couples who are legally married.
		The purpose of the report is to determine to what extent this stance is permitted by international human rights instruments to which this State is a party.
		As you may be aware, the Irish Human Rights Commission initiated its second term in October of 2006.
	www.ihrc.ie /press_releases/newsarticle.asp?NID=166&NCID=12&T=N&Print= (617 words)

	Irish Food Writers Guild Food Awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Irish Food Writers Guild Food Awards, sponsored this year by Guaranteed Irish, are now in their twelfth year and have gained a reputation as one of the most anticipated dates in the calendar for all ‘Foodies’.
		It is a cheese that is entirely itself and like all good Irish farmhouse cheeses a blend of the quality of the flock, the nature of the grazing and the personality of the cheesemakers.
		Many members of the Irish Food Writers Guild feel passionate about real bread and this year they were delighted to discover that Declan Ryan and his team at Arbutus Breads make a range of breads with a love and passion to match their own.
	www.irishcheese.ie /PRESS_and_AWARDS/Press_Releases/Irish_Food_Writers_Guild_Food_Awards.html (1876 words)

	The Press Association
		The Press Association of Ireland is the national news agency for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
		With a team of 16 reporters and photographers, we operate right at the heart of the Irish media and are unrivalled as an agency in our coverage.
		The Press Association of Ireland’s network of journalists serve both local and UK media with accurate reporting of breaking stories, from events in the Dail to tribunals, courts and general news.
	www.pressassociation.ie (197 words)

	Irish Press Slams Bare Knuckle DVDs - Health and Fitness Articles by Matt Furey
		Speaking to the Irish Voice on Tuesday night, McGrath claimed that the DVDs would help fighters defend themselves from dirty tricks in the ring and that he had sold over 700 copies.
		However, when it was put to him that the DVDs are written in language that was far from defensive and was encouraging illegal and dangerous moves, McGrath said that the advertising was not meant to be believed.
		And there was also an Irish fighter killed in the ring not long ago.
	www.mattfurey.com /irish_press120105.html (1495 words)

	Oxford University Press: The Irish Book Lover: Bruce Stewart
		The Irish Book Lover ranks as the longest-lasting of all twentieth-century Irish literary journals, with a run of 227 issues published under the editorships of John S. Crone (1909-25), Seamus O Casaide (1928-1930) and Colm O Lochlainn (1930-57).
		This new departure for Irish studies has been conducted by Dr. Bruce Stewart under the terms of a contract between the Ireland Fund of Monaco to the University of Ulster under the aegis of the Princess Grace Irish Library (Monaco).
		Bruce Stewart is Lecturer in Irish Literary History and Bibliography at the University of Ulster and Literary Adviser (Conseiller Litteraire) of the Princess Grace Irish Library in Monaco and director of the Library's Biennial Symposium Series.
	www.us.oup.com /us/catalog/general/subject/LiteratureEnglish/WorldLiterature/Irish/?view=usa&ci=9780861404551 (393 words)

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