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Dublin-Monaghan attacks mattered less to Irish than Birmingham IRA atrocity, UK diplomat reported - Vimarsana News

Dublin-Monaghan attacks mattered less to Irish than Birmingham IRA atrocity, UK diplomat reported

Fifty years on from the bombings that killed 33 people, fresh research into contacts between Dublin and London shows the UK believed in 1974 the bombers had been detained

Hotels, books and beehives among spending by the Department of Foreign Affairs - Vimarsana News

Hotels, books and beehives among spending by the Department of Foreign Affairs

The Department of Foreign Affairs charged €375 to keep a beehive at their headquarters, €12,600 for accommodation for staff to attend the National Ploughing Championships and €1,000 for kit from Army Bargains to departmental credit cards last year.

European Commissioner Mairead McGuinness to deliver 2024 Barrett Family Lecture - Vimarsana News

European Commissioner Mairead McGuinness to deliver 2024 Barrett Family Lecture

Notre Dame’s Nanovic Institute for European Studies will welcome European Commissioner Mairead McGuinness to deliver the fourth Barrett Family Lec...

Source: nd.edu
Chris Donoghue leaves role as Coveney adviser to become Government press secretary under Harris - Vimarsana News

Chris Donoghue leaves role as Coveney adviser to become Government press secretary under Harris

Former Newstalk reporter and presenter joined Coveney as media adviser in 2017

Micheál Martin: 'I believe in the Wolfe Tone idea of uniting people. That's hard work' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Micheál Martin: 'I believe in the Wolfe Tone idea of uniting people. That's hard work' – The Irish Times

In an interview on the future of Ireland, the Tánaiste says he's concerned at the language around unification