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Heard that one about the play featuring a monk who hijacked an Irish plane?
We spoke to its writer and director Janet Moran about crafting A Holy Show.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
We spoke to its writer and director Janet Moran about crafting A Holy Show.
The 52 year-old was found dead at his home last week.
Ruling a country without having been elected can be an endeavour fraught with danger.
Albert Reynolds to the rescue.
Ah the 90s were great…
Soldiers had to borrow parts of the kit from their comrades.
The situation in Gaza needs someone who can broker peace – someone who has the energy not to take no for an answer;
Philip Reynolds delivered a heartfelt eulogy to his father at his funeral mass in Donnybrook yesterday,
The former Irish Taoiseach was remembered at a funeral mass in Donnybrook, Dublin today.
Mourners gathered at the Church of Sacred Heart to remember a husband, a father, a politician and a man who never feared peace.
The former taoiseach will be laid to rest with full military honours.
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin will read it during the mass today.
It’s fairly dull and gloomy out but here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Reynolds’ press secretary Seán Duignan wrote perhaps the definitive account of his time as taoiseach.
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You win some, you lose some – even during the summer recess.
A book of condolences will also be opened at the Oak Room. A State Funeral is being arranged for Monday.
The former Taoiseach will lie in repose at the Mansion House in Dublin tomorrow ahead of Monday’s ceremony.
The Government Press Office has confirmed the details of the State Funeral for the former Taoiseach.
Reynolds’ government presided over the fist steps towards ending discrimination against the gay and lesbian community.
The 81-year-old former taoiseach passed away in the early hours of this morning.
As I sit here in Belfast, there are no British soldiers patrolling the streets and paramilitaries no longer conduct massive bombing campaigns because of the leadership of people like Albert Reynolds.
It’s 1981 and the Minister for Transport is in the thick of a major stand off at a French airport.
Politicians across the spectrum have been discussing the legacy Reynolds left behind.
The former Fianna Fáil politician led the country between 1992 and 1994.
Reynolds was in office less than three years, yet his legacy still resonates today, writes David McCann. So just what should we remember about one the country’s shortest serving leaders?
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Adam said yesterday that Sinn Féin negotiated an end to the act in the Good Friday Agreement negotiations.
Most current government ministers entitled to pensions from previous ministerial posts surrendered them last year but Finance Minister Michael Noonan didn’t. Bertie Ahern handed back some of his annual pension.
Payments to former Taoisigh for secretarial allowances continued until March – despite Enda Kenny telling the Dáil they would end in January, TheJournal.ie can reveal.
Molly Malone could be following thousands of her fellow citizens to Australia shortly.
Bertie, Albert, Brian and co. What are they up to these days?
The Dáil resumes its discussions of the findings of the inquiry into political corruption in the planning process.