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State Papers: Willie O'Dea, Mother Teresa and the request for free Aer Lingus flights to Ireland in 1993 - Vimarsana News

State Papers: Willie O'Dea, Mother Teresa and the request for free Aer Lingus flights to Ireland in 1993

The congregation of Mother Teresa of Calcutta wrote to the Irish Embassy in New Delhi asking if she could be given free tickets with Aer Lingus to visit Ireland in 1993.

Ireland considered making 21 age of consent for gay people when decriminalising homosexuality - Vimarsana News

Ireland considered making 21 age of consent for gay people when decriminalising homosexuality

One 1993 document noted that moving from “criminalisation to equality might be too major a change at one go”.

New NI police force 'needed face-saving name' for Trimble – records | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

New NI police force 'needed face-saving name' for Trimble – records | Darlington and Stockton Times

It was noted that ‘the unionists did not want their faces rubbed’ in the fact that there would not be a dual name for the police force.

New NI police force 'needed face-saving name' for Trimble – records | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

New NI police force 'needed face-saving name' for Trimble – records | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

It was noted that ‘the unionists did not want their faces rubbed’ in the fact that there would not be a dual name for the police force.

State Papers: Dutch donation to garda fund after IRA kidnap of Tiede Herrema 'far too large', officials feared - Vimarsana News

State Papers: Dutch donation to garda fund after IRA kidnap of Tiede Herrema 'far too large', officials feared

Civil servants raised concerns that a Dutch government offer to make a IR£5,000 contribution to the Garda Benevolent Fund in thanks for the successful resolution of the 1975 kidnapping of industrialist Tiede Herrema was “far too large”.