“It’s not going away”: Dick Spring on immigration, unity, and Ireland
November 21, 2025 5:18 amIn 1982, Dick Spring won the leadership of the Labour party, defeating one Michael D Higgins in the process. The... View Article
In 1982, Dick Spring won the leadership of the Labour party, defeating one Michael D Higgins in the process. The... View Article
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Denis O’Brien was looking for approval to buy additional newspapers when his spokesman, James Morrissey, deliberately issued a “poisonous” press... View Article
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“We had a very loose relationship,” US businessman Jeff Leo told the High Court. It was his way of explaining... View Article
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The creditors’ meeting was contentious from start to finish. There was a fight over who would be allowed in the... View Article
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