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“... is dissipated by uncertainty of aim. Voyovic is a first collection of stories by an Irish writer, Niall Quinn. He has had the classic formation for a certain kind of modern novelist: went to sea at 16, served in merchant navies all over the world, worked in South America, the US and Bangladesh, has been a factory hand, a dish-washer and a barman. The ...”

“... that bullshit of ours about the great poets and the great patriots and the great saints’. When Niall Quinn equalised against the Netherlands, Roddy Doyle recalled: ‘I was glad I was Irish. I’d never felt that way before.’ Ireland made it to the quarter-finals, where they lost to the hosts: by then, buses in Dublin had stopped bothering to run ...”

“... is the ultimate force in rolling back terrorism and tyranny.’ In the New York Times magazine, Niall Ferguson urged Americans to re-establish with ‘military force’ the British empire of ‘free trade’ and ‘balanced budgets’. In a cover story, the Atlantic described torture as a ‘necessary evil’. Andrew Sullivan called for the ‘extermination ...”

“... pattern of poor performance. If a single incident is in question, the GMC, as its former head Niall Dickson has emphasised, takes a ‘softer line’. Every complaint is assessed, and if it meets the criteria for a fitness to practise issue, the GMC will conduct a provisional inquiry to establish whether a full investigation should be carried out. Over ...”