Had the 'Pitstop Ploughshares' done more damage to US military aircraft at Shannon they might have been found 'not guilty' by now

The Irish Times has shifted to the right, where as the Guardian has been more "serious mainstream" recently.

There was little novelty in the news in recent weeks.

Journalists tendancy to panic and not to educate itself has meant that the coverage in bird flu has deteriorated as the week's go on.

This week two freesheets, Metro and Herald Am arrived on the media scene.  

The irish media have been contradictory in their reporting of the Irish soocer team.

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Rip Off Republic is causing quite a stir in the world of politics.

While the British media obsess about the situation in Iraq Ireland's coverage is dismal.

The mainstream media's neglect of what has been landing at Shannon Airport cannot be separated from its distaste for (what's left of) the anti-war movement.