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Taoiseach to meet prime minister and lay wreath at Hiroshima on four-day visit to Japan
Micheál Martin is due to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Tokyo on Wednesday. He will also attend meetings ...
Irish Echo11h
Taoiseach Marches
Taoiseach Micheál Martin took part in the Pride parade in Dublin Saturday. Photo: Justin Farrelly/RollingNews.ie.
‘It’s a chance to show gratitude’ says Brendan Gleeson as he campaigns for north Dublin hospice that cared for his parents
During the 2006 interview, Gleeson said: “There were people trying to fight for life and cling on to hope beside people who ...
Independent.ie on MSN2d
Capital awash with colour as Taoiseach leads Pride parade
Dublin is awash with colour today for the annual Pride celebrations.An estimated 12,500 people marched in the parade through he city centre, while up to 100,000 people have descended on the capital ...
TheJournal.ie on MSN2d
Former Fianna Fáil minister Mary Hanafin 'would happily' contest the presidency
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TheJournal.ie on MSN2d
Surrealing in the Years: Screw it, let's put a Carroll's Irish Gifts in the GPO then
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Extra.ie on MSN2d
No response from Michael Lowry: TD says he was ‘smeared’ but has yet to rebut claims
Sinn Féin has said it is ‘not surprised’ Michael Lowry has made no comment on claims made by Pearse Doherty in the Dáil about ...
Irish Examiner on MSN3d
Extension of special sick pay scheme grants 'temporary relief' to nurses with long covid
N urses affected by long covid have said they are grateful and relieved a special pay scheme has been extended for another ...
RSVP Live on MSN3d
‘It’s been a privilege’: Joe Duffy’s emotional sign off from Liveline for the last time
The veteran presenter retired from RTE after 37 years with the national broadcaster and 27 years hosting his popular and ...
Extra.ie on MSN3d
Taoiseach Micheál Martin leads tributes as Joe Duffy bids emotional farewell to Liveline
After nearly three decades of giving a voice to the nation, Joe Duffy signed off from Liveline for the final time on RTÉ Radio One this afternoon, marking the end of one of Irish broadcasting’s most ...
Independent.ie on MSN3d
‘It's been a privilege’ – RTÉ’s Joe Duffy signs off Liveline for a final time after 27 years
RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy has kicked off his final Liveline show this afternoon, as he hangs up his mic after 37 years at the helm of the flagship show. There was an audience present in RTÉ Studio 1 ...