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Josep Maria Bartomeu told the anecdote to demonstrate his relationship with ‘super agent’ Mino Raiola.
The former French international is being bankrolled by Paddy Power.
It places him firmly on the starting blocks in his race back to the presidential palace
Artist makes the ultimeat tribute to Barack Obameat and Meat Romney. What’s your beef with that?
Seemingly backtracking on his statements from a few years ago, the Republican presidential candidate says he would have given the order to kill Osama bin Laden.
We take a look at the presidential race in Egypt, and the many elements to it. The two main contenders are mirror images of each other – and mark how much the nation has changed.
Seán Gallagher’s Áras bid may have been derailed with or without the tweet from fake McGuinness account. But the point is we need to know who was behind it, says Derek Mooney who knows all about losing a job amid a Twitter controversy…
The presidential candidates will be voting today, along with the rest of the country. Here’s where they will be this morning.
Mary Davis and Gay Mitchell had both proposed the same campaign motto – but only Davis emerges with it on her posters this morning.
The Stormont Education Minister will be nominated as temporary deputy first minister today.
PR man said he had not expected his own words on FG presidential nominee’s abortion stance to appear in print.
Veteran broadcaster Gay Byrne has spoken out about the calls for him to become president – which he says came “out of the blue”.
The scene at No.18 North Great George’s Street this afternoon…
US-based Irish publisher Niall O’Dowd says the Diaspora represents a financial, tourism and cultural juggernaut and yet is treated with ambivalence and disrespect – and its members made to feel less than Irish.
The New York-based businessman said that his reasons for pulling out included finance and the fact the “dice is stacked” against an independent winning.
Party leader Micheal Martin says Ahern has indicated “no desire” to run.