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Seán Haughey on his father Charlie, that affair – and how the family name hurt his own political career - Vimarsana News

Seán Haughey on his father Charlie, that affair – and how the family name hurt his own political career

For much of his three decades in Leinster House, Seán Haughey has shunned publicity and rarely, if ever, given interviews. The reason is simple.

'Northern Ireland is seen as a place apart': Former top security official believes Irish unity is coming, but by degrees – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Northern Ireland is seen as a place apart': Former top security official believes Irish unity is coming, but by degrees – The Irish Times

From ‘handshake prevention’ to bringing about ceasefires, Chris Maccabe has done his fair share to take the gun out of Irish politics

Graveside mourners hear John Bruton was a 'statesman of unshakeable integrity' - Vimarsana News

Graveside mourners hear John Bruton was a 'statesman of unshakeable integrity'

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar paid tribute to his predecessor, who was an inspiration to him as a ‘beacon of courage’.

Graveside mourners hear John Bruton was a 'statesman of unshakeable integrity' – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Graveside mourners hear John Bruton was a 'statesman of unshakeable integrity' – The Irish News

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar paid tribute to his predecessor, who was an inspiration to him as a ‘beacon of courage’.

Miriam Lord: John Bruton is mourned as a loved one and revered statesman at a funeral both public and private - Vimarsana News

Miriam Lord: John Bruton is mourned as a loved one and revered statesman at a funeral both public and private

The Bruton family, the Fine Gael party and former political rivals pay respects to ‘a decent man’ who ‘changed Ireland for the better’