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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said the “risk” of a recession in Ireland “could materialise” across next year. Minister Donohoe said his Department expects the
Paschal Donohoe is the minister who has most competently performed his duties in the last two years, according to the latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll.
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Many of you may be aware of this ambitious project to recreate virtually the records lost in the 1922 Four Courts fire. For those who
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Submitted by Jess Donoho I was just gifted a journal whereby my grandfather, Robert Bruce Donoho, itemized every expense he incurred between 1953 and 1958.
Professor Dennis O’Donoghue had to flee Ireland in 1822 to avoid capture by the British authorities as teaching Gaelic was against the law. He went