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In 1980, Pinochet had a new constitution voted in that granted him an extra term in office. But political opposition grew, with more and more nationwide protests. In 1988, the dictator lost a plebiscite on a new eight-year term. He was forced to organise elections, which he also lost, and finally relinquished power in 1990.
Meanwhile, as China's housing crisis deepens, a $100 billion megacity project in Malaysia is facing an uncertain future. We take a closer look at this paradise on Earth-turned-ghost town.
Analysis: despite the success stories, women in Irish sport have had to constantly fight uphill battles and more still needs to be done
Analysis: the brands and products who've used GAA stars and events to flog their wares has evolved hugely over the years
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Analysis: treatment of injuries which occured in 1920s' soccer matches, often caused by poorly maintained pitches, left a lot to be desired
Analysis: the focus may be on Glen and Kilmacud Crokes right now, but here are 7 other times the GAA rule book caused a stir
He was the Dublin soccer player who became an international football star, captaining Manchester United and Ireland. In this extract from the Dictionary of Irish Biography's new book Irish Sporting Lives, James Quinn tells the story of Johnny Carey