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Articles Written by: RICHARD DELEVAN
The radical guarantee backing Ireland's banks signals a determination to act that has been applauded at ...
There was no time for remorse to set in. There may have been room, even, for a change of heart. But some of the more vocal reactions around Europe to the referendum result – stirring even more emotional responses here in Ireland – may have caused ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
Comment Is Free,
21 Jun 2008
Friday the 13th turned out to be unlucky indeed for those who believed that a last-minute surge would spare the Irish government and main opposition parties from explaining their defeat on the EU reform (Lisbon) treaty.
A majority of roughly 1.5 ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
Comment Is Free,
13 Jun 2008
"What has Europe ever done for us?" is what a surprising proportion of Irish voters have been asking, more or less, as politicians canvassed in recent weeks for today's referendum on the EU reform (or Lisbon) treaty. A yes vote was sought by both the ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
Comment Is Free,
12 Jun 2008
In a speech presumptive Republican nominee John McCain is to give today in Columbus, Ohio, sketching out his fantasy first term (via Marc Ambinder), he offers a litany of promises about setting "a new standard for transparency and accountability". ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
15 May 2008
Toaiseach Brian Cowen plans to make the Lisbon Treaty a priority
But a poll out today is being presented as evidence that momentum for the 'No' side has stalled. Support for the the treaty had been in freefall, dropping from 43% in February to 35% ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
11 May 2008
American voters are 'rejecting the Republican brand'
Following Gordon Brown's local election meltdown and Tory surge, and foreshadowing, in contrast, the imminent doom of Republicans in the US - the smoke having cleared from the Democratic primaries to ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
9 May 2008
Samantha Power, the Pulitzer Prize winning author and academic and foreign policy adviser to Barack Obama, has resigned after calling Hillary Clinton a "monster":
“With deep regret, I am resigning from my role as an advisor the Obama campaign effective ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
7 Mar 2008
Samantha Power, the brainy and outspoken Irish-born foreign policy adviser to Barack Obama, expects she'll get the "guillotine" from the Obama campaign today after calling Hillary Clinton "a monster", she told an interviewer on state-owned RTÉ radio in ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
7 Mar 2008
Full coverage of the US Elections 2008
Politicians, pundits and political pros around the world are already mining the Democratic nomination race for lessons they can take home with them. At a talk I gave recently to local councillors in Ireland the ...
From RICHARD DELEVAN,
The Telegraph,
1 Mar 2008
