Cormac Moore is a columnist for The Irish News and editor of On This Day. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to themes such as elections, government, politics, and social issues. Cormac's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Irish Times, IrishCentral, and the Irish Independent.
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Cormac Moore's coverage is heavily focused on historical political events, particularly related to Irish history and the Northern Ireland conflict. His articles are rich in government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories.
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By: Cormac Moore
September 3 1976 We, no less than the people of Britain, are going to have to foot a bill for this delightfully long, dry summer.
By: Cormac Moore
September 4 1926 Many towns and villages are within “little more than a mile of the border” on the Six-Counties side: it would be unfair to
By: Cormac Moore
September 5 1976 Not unexpectedly, the Fianna Fail Party took up the stand at the opening of the Dail debate on the Government's anti-terrorist
By: Cormac Moore
September 7 1926 Fifty persons lost their lives and as many were seriously injured in an awful fire tragedy in the little Co Limerick village of Dromcollogher late on Sunday night.
By: Cormac Moore
September 8 1976 Even a temporary display of magnanimity between politicians on both sides of the North's divide is to be welcomed.
By: Cormac Moore
September 9 1926 The “Daily Telegraph”, referring to the entrance of Germany into membership of the League of Nations, says: - The period
By: Cormac Moore
September 10 1976 If the rain fall this month is well below average, water rationing in further areas within the Northern and Southern water
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Cormac Moore British governments did not legally break the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty in their handling of the Bound...
By: Cormac Moore
September 11 1926 An interesting sixpenny pamphlet, entitled “Ancient Monuments of Northern Ireland”, has just been issued from HM Stationery Office, Murray Street, Belfast.
September 12 1976 Six men who claimed to have been beaten and tortured during interviews by the RUC are to take their cases to the European
