Carlow Nationalist — Play telling story of Good Friday Agreement to get US premiere
The Irish Arts Centre in New York will host Agreement from April 11th to May 12th.
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
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Waterford News & Star — Play telling story of Good Friday Agreement to get US premiere
The Irish Arts Centre in New York will host Agreement from April 11th to May 12th.
Source: waterford-news.ie
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The Irish Arts Centre in New York will host Agreement from April 11th to May 12th.
Source: westernpeople.ie
Kildare Nationalist — Play telling story of Good Friday Agreement to get US premiere
The Irish Arts Centre in New York will host Agreement from April 11th to May 12th.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
Play telling story of Good Friday Agreement to get US premiere
A play which dramatises the final days of negotiations which led to the Good Friday Agreement is to get its US premiere later this year.
Source: independent.ie
Play telling story of Good Friday Agreement to get US premiere
A play which dramatises the final days of negotiations which led to the Good Friday Agreement is to get its US premiere later this year.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Quiz: How well do you know these political insults?
Sturgeon called Johnson a “f****** clown”.
Source: thejournal.ie
From his bruising of Bertie to calling protesters 'idiots' – five of Bryan Dobson's best TV moments on RTÉ
RTÉ’s Bryan Dobson is to retire from the broadcaster in April after almost four decades as one of Ireland’s leading journalists and anchors.
Source: independent.ie
Cast Set for North American Premiere of AGREEMENT at Irish Arts Center
Irish Arts Center has revealed the cast of the North American premiere of Lyric Theatre, Belfast’s Agreement.
Source: broadwayworld.com
Jamie Bryson: 'I could live with a deal from Bertie Ahern… but I would never accept a united Ireland'
Jamie Bryson has said he could live with a deal “with some fuzzy edges” if it came from the likes of former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern as opposed to engaging with the current leaders of the Irish Government.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk