Ronan McGreevy

Seán Lemass: The Lost Memoir is coming out next month. It's the story of a transformational Taoiseach in his own words. It was assumed that Lemass had not left his own account of his extraordinary political career for posterity, but he had.

The Social Democrats quit X last month for this channel. They had to return to X to post an apology to Alan Shatter about comments made by Gary Gannon alleging that he had met with Jeffrey Epstein. This is the background to the apology. www.irishtimes.com/politics/202...

Delighted to announce my new book Seán Lemass: The Lost Memoir edited by me. Lemass, Ireland's most popular Taoiseach, left no autobiography or papers, but he recorded 22 hours of interviews with a businessman called Dermot Ryan in the 1960s. They are an extraordinary political testimony.

Timeline serendipity @showerabsolute.bsky.social @yiannisbab.bsky.social - why any broadcaster takes this charlatan seriously

January 2026 marks 50th anniversary of tit-for-tat sectarian murders in Northern Ireland January 2026 marks 50th anniversary of tit-for-tat sectarian murders in Northern Ireland when sixteen people were murdered In the space of less than 24 hours.

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Bill to rename Dublin Airport after Seán Lemass brought forward in Dáil Hub ‘owes much’ to former taoiseach’s ‘policies and foresight’, says Fianna Fáil’s Malcolm Byrne

As a country we are great at remembering those who died for Ireland. They have streets, train stations, GAA grounds, etc named after them.
We are lousy at remembering those who lived for Ireland. Of course, Dublin Airport should be named after Seán Lemass.
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Ronan McGreevy on X: "As a country we are great at remembering those who died for Ireland. They have streets, train stations, GAA grounds, tower blocks etc named after them. We are utterly lousy at remembering those who lived for Ireland. Of course, Dublin Airport should be named after Seán Lemass." / X As a country we are great at remembering those who died for Ireland. They have streets, train stations, GAA grounds, tower blocks etc named after them. We are utterly lousy at remembering those who lived for Ireland. Of course, Dublin Airport should be named after Seán Lemass.

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Ramifications are still relevant.

Ronan McGreevy, An Irish Diary.

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Tommy Conlon: Tide is starting to turn in sport and in society against men masquerading as women - News Beep Truth doesn’t need a loud voice but an ideology needs noise, and plenty of it

Tommy Conlon: Tide is starting to turn in sport and in society against men masquerading as women

https://www.newsbeep.com/253612/

Truth doesn’t need a loud voice but an ideology needs noise, and plenty of it Imane Khelif of…

Did Michael D Higgins change the nature of the presidency? Naomi O'Leary reports on how Michael D. Higgins challenged the non-political nature of the role of president during his 14-year term. Video: Ronan McGreevy

A video I made with Irish Times Europe correspondent @naomiohreally.bsky.social about President Higgins. Has he changed the nature of the presidency forever? www.irishtimes.com/video/video/...

Great Irish Voices - Dublin Book Festival Join us to explore two books illuminating great voices from Irish American history. Gratefully and Affectionately: Mary Lavin and the New Yorker (New Island) by Gráinne Hurley gives fascinating insigh...

Dublin Book Festival!

Sunday, November 9, 1pm.

Gráinne Hurley and Patrick O'Sullivan Greene in conversation with Irish Times journalist and author Ronan McGreevy.

Great voices from Irish American history: Mary Lavin and F. Scott Fitzgerald

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#DBF25

I have no idea of what you're talking about - more lies David. Did you not learn your lesson from getting banned from Twitter?

Good man David, ever the class act. I didn't complain seven years ago and I'm not complaining now. Any more lies you want to tell about me while you're at it?

Summer of 2025 becomes warmest season on record in Ireland

Editors of the NUI Centenary Roll of Honour and Essays: (L-R) Mr Ronan McGreevy, Dr Emer Purcell and Mr Tom Burnell

Editors and Contributors. L-R Dr Fionnuala Walsh, Dr Emer Purcell, Mr John Foley, Mr Tom Burnell, Dr Maurice Manning, Mr Ronan McGreevy, Dr Barbara McCormack, and Dr Kevin Cullen

Dr Maurice Manning, Dr Emer Purcell, and Mr Ronan McGreevy

Mr Richard Kelly (CRM Print + Design), Dr Emer Purcell, Mr Anthony Tierney (Four Courts Press), and Dr Patrick O’Leary

Thank you to all who attended the launch of the National University of Ireland First World War Centenary Roll of Honour and Essays last week here at 49 Merrion Sq.

Below are some photos of our editors, contributors, and various people who contributed to this beautiful volume.📖

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