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The Sunday Times
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Depending on where you are and who you are talking to, mention of 1916 is always likely to arouse passions of the unhealthy kind. The only people likely to gain in popularity from any show of republican fervour in central Dublin are the Democratic Unionist party. Is it too late for the taoiseach to nip this crazy idea in the bud, or are we destined to be seen by foreign tourists and others as perennial jingoists? — Niall Ginty, Dublin.