January 17, 2010

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Pictures of the year

Death on wheels - October: An undertaker loads a child's coffin on to the back of a courier's motorcycle in Uganda, east Africa

By George - May: George Lee is caught on camera by a fan during the Dublin South by-election

Knuckle brother - February: Kenny Egan in the Sports Council gym in the National Stadium

The west's afloat - November: Hugh O'Donnell tries to reach his flooded house in Ballinasloe, Co Galway

City of blinding lights - July: U2 play Croke Park in Dublin

Some are more equine than others - January: Horsetrainer Willie Mullins at his stables in Co Carlow

Party's over - December: Siptu's Jack O'Connor at a press conference after the social partnership talks broke down

Snow patrol - A soldier on manoeuvres in the Curragh, Co Kildare, in February

Help at hand - September: a victim of the Luas/Dublin Bus crash on O'Connell Street is attended to by an ambulanceman minutes after the accident took place

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Award-winning Sunday Tribune photographer Mark Condren captured the significant events, and some of the smaller moments, of 2009, at home and abroad. Here is a selection of his best work

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1. EXCLUSIVE - Gerry Adams ignored two more rape victims
2. Grand-niece of Provo legend endured horrific sexual abuse
3. 'Adams was told about what X had done to me'
4. Gerry Adams reveals his brother was party treasurer
5. SF must address abuse if it wants credibility
6. Liam Adams was never 'dumped' from Sinn Féin
7. Snow Jokers?
8. What lies beneath
9. Michael Clifford - "Bernard McNamara said nobody saw this coming, but that is inaccurate. Those who shouted stop were shouted down..."
10. Bank inquiry to be conducted in secret

1. EXCLUSIVE - Gerry Adams ignored two more rape victims
2. Time runs out for survivors as relief operation struggles
3. Bank inquiry to be conducted in secret
4. What lies beneath
5. Snow Jokers?
6. Perpetual State Of Law And Disorder
7. Sutherland's family reject suicide finding
8. Gallagher, 'keeping it simple', returns from the brink
9. Moriarty tribunal releases revised findings
10. Junior minister may be asked to fill in for Brian Lenihan
11. Gerry Adams reveals his brother was party treasurer
12. Liam Adams was never 'dumped' from Sinn Féin
13. Only a third of bishops meet deadline for abuse audit
14. Teachers told not to make up for lost classes outside hours
15. Water still at critically scarce levels, public warned
16. Ambassadors spoilt with massive entertainment allowances
17. Obituary Frank Guckian
18. Public service to be hit as industrial action begins
19. €2.8m spent on teaching Irish to overseas students
20. Council worker at centre of housing allocation abuse probe
21. Family of Irishman killed in US fear losing their home
22. No record of councillor's planning objection
23. Flooding delays library opening
24. Ireland's top inventor lies in unmarked grave
25. 'Dispute shopping' on the rise among workers – LRC chief
26. Hiring freeze costs €18,000 a month in army pharmacy
27. Sales booming for Ballagh biography, price €2,500
28. Family still await report on Wicklow knife deaths
29. No surrender as French invade Irish Facebookers
30. Minister O'Dea wants state to splash out on two new naval vessels
31. Commodore Lynch sinks plans to raise the Asgard II
32. Irish woman invents Sugru, 'the most useful item since Sellotape'
33. Budget Irish movie gets big screen go-ahead
34. Wall to wall footie man
35. Dublin Fire Brigade to put sat navs on all vehicles
36. Council to send delegation on economic crisis 'junket'
37. 'Adams was told about what X had done to me'
38. Grand-niece of Provo legend endured horrific sexual abuse
39. President opens new court complex
40. Gardaí investigate fatal stabbing
41. Lorry driver killed in collision on N52
42. Navy crew unharmed in storm incident
43. PSNI probe theft of ATM machine
44. Kidnap priest goes back to Philippines
45. Haiti Hit by a force 35 times stronger than the Hiroshima bomb
46. Time is running out as Irish aid workers struggle to get to capital
47. Doctor treats 100 people at his home as lack of water is now greatest threat
48. Aristide plans to return but is told 'stay at home'
49. Death, disaster and a shocking political reality
50. Michael Clifford - "Bernard McNamara said nobody saw this coming, but that is inaccurate. Those who shouted stop were shouted down..."
51. Una Mullally - "Many of our drug laws are based on ignorance. Surely it's time for the legislature to address the new reality of legal drugs"
52. SF must address abuse if it wants credibility
53. It's time the west paid back what it took from Haiti
54. Shane Coleman - "Mistakes were made by the government during the snow crisis. But the recent knee-jerk, 'they're all muppets' position taken by many is trite and simplistic"
55. Hindsight The Working Week
56. Diarmuid Doyle - "Only now, more than three decades after entering politics, did he feel so secure in his uselessness that he could admit that he was as useless as a chocolate condom..."
57. Said & Done
58. A Thousand Words
59. David Kenny - How my battle with weight nearly consumed me
60. Get off your perch, Simon Kelly
61. Swine flu alert: what happens next?
62. Rural environment scheme laid bare during freeze
63. Remembrance of things past
64. Diarmuid Doyle, the funniest writer in Ireland
65. One-year anniversary of shocking Gaza atrocities
66. Global Eyes - The World Is Changing...

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