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...hope is that the new political structures set out in the agreement will allow these differences to be worked out peacefully. Says Eamonn Deane, editor of Fingerpost, a Londonderry monthly magazine: "We first have to learn to coexist and get through the day without damaging each other. Once people feel safe, then we can work on building a pluralistic society where people can mingle with ease." They may even agree on a name for their city...
...going mad, Da is a drunk, and what's worse, 12-year-old Francie Brady (played by the remarkable Eamonn Owens) lives in a provincial town in Ireland in the early '60s. That means neighbors who are either dim or actively disapproving as the Bradys fall further and further into disarray. It also means that Francie's racing imagination is being fed with cultural junk food--cheap religious icons and TV purveying low-end sci-fi and images of the atomic Armageddon that everyone brooded on in those days...
...ascent without fear of losing business. These companies, with names like Kyocera and Minebea, control vast global markets for little-known but essential items such as ceramic packages for semiconductors and precision-engineered ball bearings for jet engines. In a controversial new book called Blindside, journalist Eamonn Fingleton argues that these firms help ensure that Japan will overtake the U.S. as the world's leading economy by the year 2000. "Their success to date has been greater than most Americans realize," he writes, "and constitutes one of Japan's greatest hidden strengths...
...Weld campaign kind of blew us off," said the organization's president Eamonn G. Gill...
...just say that nobody could have been mistaken for Eamonn Coughlan...