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A faithful visit: Minister impresses EU enlargement chief with lunch in Traitorsâ Castle (opens the original)
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Season two of The Traitors Ireland is in full swing and every alliance we see being formed at Slane Castle these days seems to involve some scheming and suspicion. However, there appears to have been little of the latter when Minister of State for European Affairs Thomas Byrne welcomed European commissioner for enlargement Marta Kos to his Meath East constituency earlier this summer in advance of Ireland assuming the Council of the European Union presidency. The Slovenian was bowled over by her
Does Dublin need another museum? A proposed new one would contain Napoleonâs toothbrush (opens the original)
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Does Dublin need another museum? The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) believes so and is seeking expressions of interest from âsuitably qualified exhibition design firmsâ for the development of a medical museum in its building on Kildare Street, a stoneâs throw from Leinster House. RCPI, which trains doctors and supports their professional development, was formed in 1654 and is the custodian of more than 50,000 âitems of national and international significanceâ that it wan
Irelandâs coastline â erosion in Wexford: âThereâs nobody protecting my land for meâ (opens the original)
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On a sunny summer morning, Kellyâs Hotel in Rosslare Strand is a hive of activity. Staff are turning things around after breakfast, guests are preparing to embrace the day, and a mildly panicked woman is searching for a diamond that has fallen off her necklace. Kellyâs is a place people return to year after year. The seaside setting is an undoubted attraction and the beach has never been closer to the hotel, which is handy for the guests but a reminder to the ownership that you cannot contro
Man overboard: âConflict of interestâ sees country musicâs Declan Nerney dropped from all-star cruise bill (opens the original)
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The world of country music has long had a dog-eat-dog reputation. While itâs not quite Nashville, the Irish scene has many artists and promoters doing what they must to get by. Fans of Co Longford musician Declan Nerney were saddened to learn he had recently been removed from the bill for the All-Star Irish Charter Cruise, an event run by Gertrude Byrne Promotions, which describes itself as the âonly Irish promoter in the world to charter an entire cruise linerâ. The cruise takes place in
The Dublin-based chauffeur firm driving great and good around during EU presidency (opens the original)
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The Irish public has become more pessimistic about the future of the EU, the world, our country and even ourselves over the last six months. With the Ode to Joy ringing out in Dublin this week as Ireland assumed the presidency of the Council of the European Union, the timing of these Eurobarometer survey findings doesnât seem ideal given international affairs will dominate the domestic agenda for the rest of the year. The number of Irish respondents feeling pessimistic about the worldâs pros
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