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Connacht president Heneghan becomes first woman in the role in Irish rugby
The Mayo native also acts as a judicial officer for World Rugby.
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The Mayo native also acts as a judicial officer for World Rugby.
Daly is succeeding Senator Dennis O’Donovan in the role.
Martin said helping society and the economy to recover will be at the centre of everything the new government does.
There are 160 seats across 39 constituencies. All have now been filled.
Fianna Fáil have claimed two seats and it’s one each for Sinn Féin and the Greens.
Robert Mugabe’s successor Emmerson Mnangagwa has been declared winner of the historic election.
The 2012 All-Star and former GPA secretary has been appointed to replace Dermot Earley.
It’s been a long weekend and these lads and ladies have already passed the post.
Trump secured victory over Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton by claiming enough states to reach over the crucial 270 electoral college vote mark.
New Zealand Rugby have threatened to break away after the current agreement ends in 2019.
Arlene Foster has been named as DUP leader, and will take over the top job in January.
He will serve for 12 months after which a Sinn Féin Councillor is expected to take over.
The counting and the recounting is all done at the RDS as Green Party leader Eamon Ryan misses out on a seat.
Patrick Costello topped the poll in Rathgar- Rathmines
A number of Labour councillors have left the party, but new Mayor Dermot Looney said he intends to stay with the party – even if his views are sometimes ‘left field’.
Sligo accountant Kate Feeney promised to strengthen the voice of the younger party leaders.
In 1912, the suffragettes were engaged in an increasingly confrontational campaign to secure voting rights for women which included bomb attacks and hunger strikes.
The two mayors, and one Lord Mayor, were elected this evening, with Fine Gael councillor Naoise Ó Múirí (pictured) elected in Dublin.