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JOURNALISM 2010
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JOURNALISM 2010:

29 Aug 10 The context was frightening but church collusion was still wrong Sunday Independent
Sept 10 Open Season Standpoint
Aug 10 update to 'Defending the Birmingham Three' Standpoint
22 Aug 10 Blair discovers some carping never falters Sunday Independent
15 Aug 10 Victims of the old authoritarian weapons Sunday Independent
8 Aug 10 Forget failed war on drugs, we need to make our peace Sunday Independent
Aug 10 Defending the Birmingham Three Standpoint
1 Aug 10 It is good manners that maketh the PM Sunday Independent
25 July 10 Black may be brash, but he shouldn't be demonised Sunday Independent
11 July 10 Leader more 'Barack no mates' than 'No drama Obama' Sunday Independent
4 July 10 Sexy Russian spies and Irish passports are no laughing matter Sunday Independent
27 June 10 I'm over the moon as Conrad Black's courage in the face of adversity pays off Sunday Independent
20 June 10 This courageous 'Mama Grizzly' is still clawing her way to the top Sunday Independent
13 June 10 How do you outfox new urban menace? Sunday Independent
30 May 10 A total absence of common sense Sunday Independent
23 May 10 Good intentions lead all too often to bad consequences Sunday Independent
16 May 10 Glued to spectacle of the unthinkable being thought Sunday Independent
9 May 10 Whoever ends up in bed together, the party's truly over Sunday Independent
2 May 10 'Bigotgate' only confirmed working-class suspicions Sunday Independent
May 10 Dreaming of an Islamist Ireland Standpoint
25 Apr 10 Clegg's novelty act gives him X Factor in TV debates Sunday Independent
18 Apr 10 Lights, camera, action for the Third Man Sunday Independent
11 Apr 10 Ain't nothing like an internecine war to liven things up Sunday Independent
Apr 10 Unpublished article on Gerry Adams's most recent embarrassments
21 Mar 10 Scandal shows how prone we are to hypocrisy and hysteria Sunday Independent
28 Feb 10 A miserable week for the families of Omagh victims Sunday Independent
21 Feb 10 Stories of my life Sunday Herald
7 Feb 10 Short was hardcore in dishing the dirt Sunday Independent
26 Jan 10 Martin Amis may be past HIS sell-by date but by writing off the elderly, he robs us of a precious gift Daily Mail
24 Jan 10 Incredible Hunk leaves Obama healthcare plans floundering Sunday Independent
17 Jan 10 Robinson seen as a joke but Adams must face serious questions Sunday Independent
10 Jan 10 Political correctness impairs airport security Sunday Independent
3 Jan 10 Ireland needs fewer fruitcakes and more Terry Wogans please Sunday Independent
2 Jan 10 British Universities: seats of learning – and loathing
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Extracts from REVIEWS of Ruth's latest non-fiction book:

Aftermath – the Omagh bomging and the families' pursuit of justice

"She is one of the most important contemporary writers on Ireland and this is compulsive reading... the entire work is an Irish masterpiece." 
Tribune

"Dudley Edwards’ finely-researched book benefits from her own proximity to the events and her personal knowledge of the protagonists - the hitherto ordinary people - who took on the Real IRA in the courts, even though there was no precedent anywhere in the world for what they sought to achieve. For anyone interested in this chilling area of recent Irish history, Aftermath is recommended reading."
Sunday Business Post

"It is a remarkable and moving story, told in masterly fashion by Ruth Dudley Edwards. Her narrative grips from the start. It is as compelling as a thriller and displays the sympathetic imagination of a great novel... This is an extraordinary and uplifting story of how a group of ordinary people managed to get the justice they sought. It is beautifully told."
Scotsman
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