Difference between revisions of "Eoghan Harris"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | '''Eoghan Harris''' is an [[Irish]] opinion columnist and scriptwriter. In the 1980s he worked for the Irish state [[television]] company RTE . At the same time he was a secret member of the [[Marxist]] [[Worker's Party of Ireland]] and worked to advance the agenda of the party using his influence in RTE.<ref>http://www.independent.ie/national-news/political-chameleon-is-bound-to-give-upper-house-some-colour-1051978.html</ref> The Party supported free availability of contraceptives, [[divorce]], [[abortion]] and [[gay]] rights in addition to state control of the means of production. The party played an important role in moving Irish people away from [[conservative]] attitudes to divorce, [[contraception]], abortion, etc. | + | '''Eoghan Harris''' is an [[Irish]] opinion columnist and scriptwriter. In the 1980s he worked for the Irish state [[television]] company RTE . At the same time he was a secret member of the [[Marxist]] [[Worker's Party of Ireland]] and worked to advance the agenda of the party using his influence in RTE.<ref>[http://www.independent.ie/national-news/political-chameleon-is-bound-to-give-upper-house-some-colour-1051978.html Political chameleon is bound to give upper house some colour]</ref> The Party supported free availability of contraceptives, [[divorce]], [[abortion]] and [[gay]] rights in addition to state control of the means of production. The party played an important role in moving Irish people away from [[conservative]] attitudes to divorce, [[contraception]], abortion, etc. |
In 1987 he wrote a play called ''"Souper Sullivan"'' which was performed at the Abbey. | In 1987 he wrote a play called ''"Souper Sullivan"'' which was performed at the Abbey. | ||
Revision as of 18:39, November 26, 2007
Eoghan Harris is an Irish opinion columnist and scriptwriter. In the 1980s he worked for the Irish state television company RTE . At the same time he was a secret member of the Marxist Worker's Party of Ireland and worked to advance the agenda of the party using his influence in RTE.[1] The Party supported free availability of contraceptives, divorce, abortion and gay rights in addition to state control of the means of production. The party played an important role in moving Irish people away from conservative attitudes to divorce, contraception, abortion, etc.
In 1987 he wrote a play called "Souper Sullivan" which was performed at the Abbey.