Unsold!: Jackie Kennedy letters to Irish priest withdrawn from auction
The disputed correspondence was due to fetch a multi-million euro figure.
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The disputed correspondence was due to fetch a multi-million euro figure.
On Christmas Eve 50 years ago, the New York International Airport paid a poignant tribute to the fallen US president.
Walter Cronkite was already an American icon on 22 November 1963, but these words etched him into history.
In Dublin, the Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore laid a wreath at the US Embassy in Ballsbridge where the American flag was lowered to half mast.
Just nine days after JFK’s funeral, the Irish Ambassador to the US penned a report to Seán Lemass and the Government, outlining the differences between Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson.
Watch the events of 50 years ago unfold in real time via Twitter.
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The assassination 50 years ago unfolded in real time in people’s homes as coverage went on uninterrupted for days.
With the 50th anniversary of the assassination just days away, we look at some of the theories about who was responsible.
The nomination, which requires Senate confirmation, marks the biggest foray into public service for Kennedy, who was an early supporter of Obama.
The owners of Supermacs have announced plans for a €6 million plaza at the ancestral home of the US President.
It has been 50 years since the late JFK visited Ireland – so his ancestral home of Wexford has unveiled a year of events to mark the historic occasion.