What does IC stand for?

Irish Concern

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Samples in periodicals archive:

High Court judge Mr Justice Frank Clarke, who is the commission's chairman, said assurances thrashed out with European leaders last December to address Irish concerns did not change the treaty, as the issues concerned - abortion, tax and defence - had never been part of the treaty.

Our guarantees do not change a line of Lisbon

To fill the gap, the editors have selected records from the British archives that reflect or react to Irish concerns.

Documents on Irish foreign policy; v.6; 1939-1941

The Taoiseach said legal guarantees granted over Irish concerns about the EU reform package paved the way for a new poll.

LISBON 2; October date for new referendum

It is therefore vital that we address Irish concerns in order to carry on the process of reform.

Letter: MAILBAG - Time for Irish compromise

He said issues which contributed to the "No" vote included Irish concerns overeuthanasia, abortion and world trade talksadding bluntly: "Mandelson.

Sarkozy: Mandelson to blame for Irish snub

On top of these there is the political problem that the treaty can't be rewritten to accommodate specific Irish concerns because it already does; Ireland's 'no' campaigners told lies.

Europe must not be derailed by lies and disinformation

The scheme's removal can only benefit wealthy international interests to the harm of smaller Irish concerns and the backbone of the industry throughout Europe.

Bloodstock Desk: Freedman backing Irish br eeder s over tax

Declan Kiberd's fascinating and trenchant essay, "Strangers in Their Own Country," gets directly to the heart of contemporary Irish concerns about the prospects for the nation's multicultural future.

Wherever green is worn? Multiculturalism in contemporary Ireland. ...