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A vitural art exhibition has been launched at Kilcock Art Gallery. Titled Heritage — Oidhreacht, it opens on June 1 online. Featuring 32 artists and 47 or...

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The Labour Party's paltry 3pc opinion poll rating last week couldn't but bring to mind the immortal line uttered 40 years ago by then leader Frank Cluskey. "Trust Michael D. Faced with a choice between saving the world or saving the Labour Party, he takes the easy option," Cluskey quipped, only half in jest, on being told at a crisis party meeting that Mr Higgins was on an emergency mission in the Middle East. If anything, the challenge now looks even more daunting for Alan Kelly, the latest man charged with 'saving' Labour. This weekend 10 years ago, Kelly had been newly elected to the Dái...

It was a well-laid trap, following a familiar formula: the brothers trail their coats in the Dáil; thin-skinned TDs cannot resist an angry response; the Kilgarvan siblings rise to their feet in unison and protest about the abuse they are suffering from Dublin TDs; media coverage ensures the row reaches Kerry. A good day's work for the most extraordinary performing circus in Dáil Eireann. Opponents of the Healy-Raes used to underestimate the family. No longer. Father of the dynasty, Jackie Healy-Rae, lifted local politics to a new art form when he dictated terms to Bertie Ahern's and Brian C...

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