Articles And Publications
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Liz O’Donnell,
former Minister for State and one of the
few women in our history to serve in
cabinet, writes for Irish Tatler on women
in public life and how the battle has only
begun in their gaining real influence on
Irish society.
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Not for the faint-hearted: reflections on the Good Friday Agreement, 8 years on.
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This week in spite of so much expectation, we have had yet another false dawn in the peace process. The arrival of the cast of players in front of No. 10, Castle Buildings or at Hillsborough has become a televisual action replay over the last five years
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This is a personal memoir by Madeline Albright, the first and only female to achieve the title of US Secretary of State.
She served Clinton for eight years during his two terms, firstly as Ambassador to the UN and then Secretary of State. As such she
Liz O’Donnell, former Minister for State and one of the few women in our history to serve in cabinet, writes for Irish Tatler on women in public life and how the battle has only begun in their gaining real influence on Irish society.
Not for the faint-hearted: reflections on the Good Friday Agreement, 8 years on.
This week in spite of so much expectation, we have had yet another false dawn in the peace process. The arrival of the cast of players in front of No. 10, Castle Buildings or at Hillsborough has become a televisual action replay over the last five years
This is a personal memoir by Madeline Albright, the first and only female to achieve the title of US Secretary of State. She served Clinton for eight years during his two terms, firstly as Ambassador to the UN and then Secretary of State. As such she