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Mary Harney named chancellor of UL
The former Tánaiste will take up the appointment immediately.
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The former Tánaiste will take up the appointment immediately.
In an interview with the UK Daily Mail, Farage talked about his personal life, relationships and how he can’t walk around outside on his own without fear of being attacked.
Byrne was mayor of the city ten times.
All eyes are on the remaining TDs now to see who will waive the increase.
Aung San Suu Kyi can’t be president, but a close friend of hers has taken the job.
Looks like urine trouble, councillor.
The women suffered serious wounds and four others were injured in the attack.
The man was repairing a sink at a woman’s home when he grabbed a mug, urinated in it and then emptied it in the sink.
He is described as a “truly self-made man and a heroic figure”.
Eamonn Coghlan and James Reilly both opened up about aspects of their private life yesterday. Would that sway you?
The former Fianna Fáil minister spoke about his sexuality on RTÉ Radio One this morning.
Leggings just make him really uncomfortable, OK?
He blames his five-year-old daughter for the gaffe. A LIKELY STORY.
The former Justice Minister, kicking it with some matzo balls.
A pair of head-the-balls. Literally.
The Olympic silver medallist is considering running as a Fine Gael candidate after he was approached by Minister Frances Fitzgerald.
The good people of Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath won’t be pleased…
If you do the crime, pay the fine Hillary.
Police said the Philippine politician shot himself in parliament, where firearms are banned, with a pistol whose permit had expired.
The liberal politician has received strong criticism from some commentators unwilling to come to terms with the crimes of the Stalin era.
Reports say the bomber was wearing a police uniform. A senior local politician is believed to have died in the blast.
The mobility grant gave me and my husband the chance to lead independent lives, with dignity, writes Miriam Murphy, who says this government are chipping away at the help for people with disabilities.
Debates, meetings, touching base with constituents, heading up to Meath East by-election, organising sand bags, reading the newspapers and having words with his colleagues – Kevin Humphreys recounts his busy schedule this week.
One Labour TD described the eight Fine Gael TDs as “belligerent”
The Wexford TD said that he would be at a disadvantage compared to all of the other TDs in the Dáil if he did not accept the allowance.
The Department of Finance is refusing to run the numbers on making childcare tax deductible. It’s not good enough, writes Stephen Donnelly.
The former Italian Premier has suggested he will attempt a return to power, and said he is often asked to step back into the political ring.
The Wexford TD is symptomatic of the move from delayed gratification to credit consumerism which we are still struggling to shake off, writes Nick Leeson.
Joan Collins, who verbally lashed Ahern on his final day in the Dáil, was reflecting on her first year as a TD.
A new poll reveals doctors are the most trusted profession. But which profession do you trust least?