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3 giorni fa · 2024-07-05 - Joseph Joyce, journalist, writer and playwright, born 1 August 1947; died 6 June 2024. When a political exposé of phonetapping, misuse of police powers and corruption, The Boss: Charles J Haughey in Government, was published in 1983, it became the Irish bestseller that branded the image of a scandal-prone taoiseach (prime ...
1 giorno fa · In May of that year the SDLP secured a seat in Seanad Éireann as new Taoiseach Charles Haughey appointed SDLP Deputy Leader Seamus Mallon to serve as a voice for Northern nationalists. As the elections to the Assembly approached the party announced that although it would contest the election, none of its representatives would take ...
1 giorno fa · Francesco Cossiga. Francesco Maurizio Cossiga ( Sassari, 26 luglio 1928 – Roma, 17 agosto 2010) è stato un politico, giurista e militare italiano, ottavo Presidente della Repubblica Italiana dal 1985 al 1992, quando assunse, di diritto, l'ufficio di senatore a vita [1] . Ai sensi del decreto del presidente del Consiglio dei ministri del 17 ...
4 giorni fa · taoiseach, head of government of Ireland. The office of taoiseach (prime minister) was created by the Irish constitution of December 29, 1937. Executive power in the Irish government is vested in the taoiseach, who heads the cabinet and presides over its meetings.
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3 giorni fa · Charles Haughey led the party from 1979 to 1992 and is posthumously regarded as a controversial figure. Fianna Fáil's fortunes began to falter in the 1970s and 1980s.
3 giorni fa · La biografia e la storia politica di Keir Starmer, il leader dei Laburisti destinato a diventare il prossimo primo ministro del Regno Unito dopo le elezioni generali del 4 luglio 2024.
4 giorni fa · She was married to Prince Rainier of Monaco until her tragic death in 1982, when she died from injuries in a car crash. Her passing was mourned by Ireland, with then Taoiseach Charles Haughey saying: “She was so proud of being Irish. She loved coming to Ireland.” MICHAEL FLATLEY
