Dick Spring

Dick Spring

politician Ireland

Dick Spring served as Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs in Ireland during the 1990s, actively engaging in diplomatic efforts and advising then President Mary Robinson regarding her potential role with the United Nations.

Born on Mar 01, 1950 (75 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Dick Spring criticized Charles Haughey in 1990. 5

Arthur Griffith Erskine Childers Seamus Robinson Michael Collins Mary Macswiney William Magennis Patrick Mcgilligan Wt Cosgrave Eamon De Valera James Coburn Michael Joe Kennedy Sean Macentee Denis Allen Sean Collins Mark Killilea Kevin Boland Stephen Coughlan Sean Lemass Gerry L Estrange Martin Corry Charles Haughey Patrick Belton George Colley Conor Cruise O Brien Garret Fitzgerald Brian Lenihan Albert Reynolds Nora Owen Michael Mcdowell Emmet Stagg Paul Gogarty Brian Cowen Eamon Gilmore Joan Burton Danny Healy Rae Paul Murphy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A history of Ireland in 25 Dáil insults – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Former party leader Dick Spring couldn’t attend as he was in New Zealand. 5

Charlie Haughey Micheal Martin Eamon De Valera Richard O Donoghue Jennifer Carroll Macneill Brendan Howlin George Lawlor Anne Byrne Fergus Finlay Verona Murphy Bertie Ahern
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Charlie Haughey was framed and then he disappeared. But soon the mystery was solved – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Tánaiste and minister for foreign affairs Dick Spring warned the then president, Mary Robinson, about taking up a UN position. 5

Boris Yeltsin David Andrews Bertie Ahern Mary Robinson Albert Reynolds Eamon De Valera Freddie Scappaticci Tony Blair Giorgio Joyce John F Kennedy Bob Geldof Leni Riefenstahl Ulick O Connor Brendan Smyth
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: What we learned, from details of Boris Yeltsin’s Shannon no-show to Ireland’s lost moon rock – The Irish Times