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In with the old – John Mulqueen on luck and ‘the vision thing’

The Irish Times 25 Apr 2024

Garret FitzGerald became leader of Fine Gael in 1977, modernising the party structure, recruiting new talent and launching Young Fine Gael ... its self-belief, he promises “a new energy” for the party.

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A short history of the party whip system in Irish politics

RTE 24 Apr 2024

Back in the 19th century, Irish Parliamentary Party leader Charles Stewart Parnell marshalled all his MPs to sign a pledge to "sit, act and vote" with the party.

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Michael D Higgins: ‘I’m fine now. What I had was a form of mild stroke’

The Irish Times 24 Apr 2024

President Michael D Higgins, speaking to The Irish Times in Manchester. Photograph. Tony Maxwell. Mark Paul ... Members of the royal family are better informed about the history between British and Irish people than members of the Tory party ... Okay then ... .

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Michael McNamara to run in European elections in Ireland South constituency

The Irish Times 23 Apr 2024

Other candidates expected to run include Aontú's Patrick Murphy; Fianna Fáil’s Billy Kelleher and Cynthia Ní Mhurchú; Fine Gael’s Seán Kelly and John Mullins; The Green Party’s Grace O’Sullivan; ...

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Letters: The Greens are a political novelty – they’re doing what they said they would

Irish Independent 23 Apr 2024

plenty of Green critics, but all party is doing is fulfilling ...

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The best Ibiza opening parties

Skiddle 23 Apr 2024

Ushuaia Ibiza Opening Party ... If hard dance and fast techno are more your speed, Irish party brand Reboot brings Outset to Ibiza with the wildest DJs on the decks at each bash. Outset’s opening party brings Irish talents including the huge blk.

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Cabinet warned to rein in spending plans ahead of summer statement

RTE 23 Apr 2024

... recent Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael party conferences ... Green Party Leader Eamon Ryan recently criticised what he said was a bad tradition in Irish politics where parties make big promises before budgets.

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One Direction: An Interview With Tramhaus

The Quietus 23 Apr 2024

... by the antics of the revels in Blackpool; “a dystopian Scheveningen” where the uniformly skimpy clothing and party hard attitudes in the face of the cold lash of the Irish Sea made a big impression.

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John Francis Flynn, TOTS & Mohammad Syfkhan For Acid Horse

The Quietus 22 Apr 2024

Also headlining is beautiful soul, the Irish-based, Syrian born, Kurdish party starter Mohammad Syfkhan, who will bring his Middle Eastern wedding party music and Turkish pop to Wiltshire for the first time.

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What's on? Top 10 TV and streaming tips for Monday

RTE 22 Apr 2024

It’s been opposed by all political parties in Northern Ireland, the Irish government and by groups representing the families of victims of the Troubles.

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Eamon Ryan says Green Party’s job is to ‘hold the centre ground’ but space is getting tighter

The Irish Times 21 Apr 2024

Party’s next election strategy boils down to assumption of more people being concerned about climate change that at the last one. Green Party leader Eamon Ryan, during the leaders speech, at the party convention in the RDS, Dublin on Saturday.

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‘Everything to play for’: Green Party conference hears Ireland is ‘an outlier when it comes to local democracy’

The Irish Times 21 Apr 2024

20/04/2024 - NEWS - Green Party leader Minister Eamon Ryan, after the leaders speech, at the Green Party Convention in the RDS, Dublin ... Dara Mac Dónaill / The Irish Times Marie O'Halloran.

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Eamon Ryan: ‘There ain’t time to postpone action on climate’

The Irish Times 20 Apr 2024

Eamon Ryan, who will shortly mark the beginning of his 14th year as Green Party leader, believes Irish people are by instinct green, citing Environmental Protection Agency research.

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Eamon Ryan admits stage is set for a ‘trickier, tenser period in government’ as elections loom

The Irish Times 20 Apr 2024

... Green Party leader. Eamon Ryan, who will shortly mark the beginning of his 14th year as Green Party leader, believes Irish people are by instinct green, citing Environmental Protection Agency research.

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'You have carved up our country': De Valera and the Irish Republic

RTE 18 Apr 2024

The First Inter-Party Government's decision to reject the offer of joining NATO was based on the premise that any military alliance involving the British," who the Irish maintained were responsible ...