Caoilfhionn (Ciarán) Gallagher
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 26 Jul
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There's some very good analysis about what the new cabinet means for Ireland in a couple of places.
I thought Ger Colloran's piece in the Mail on Sunday, page 25.
Friends again.
Really good piece.
I thought focusing in particular on the appointment of Chris Bryant in Northern Ireland.
And a good piece in the Business Post, I think, too, about the range of different ministers.
One of the big issues I've had this week with the UK revolving door of ministers is that we've had a move of foreign secretary, another role very important here in Ireland.
We've had a change of foreign secretary from Yvette Cooper.
to Ed Miliband.
That was a surprise appointment on any view.
Seems like it was a consolation prize as much of the analysis because he wasn't given the role of Chancellor.
And you've suddenly had a shift of Foreign Secretary.
I mean, I'm acting in a large number of cases at the moment where we work very closely with the Foreign Secretary and we suddenly had a total change of person during the week.
He was bounced over to Manila to deal with ASEAN within 24 hours of being appointed in this surprise appointment.
But I do think that analysis and the Irish papers on what the change of cabinet is going to mean in Ireland is very important.
I love this piece.
It's by Julia Maloney today.
So it's looking at Ireland's rather playful and irreverent attitude to public artworks.
You know, so the floozy in the jacuzzi, the tart with the cart or the meeting place, the women by the Hapenny Bridge called the hags with the bags.
There is a reference.
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