Martin Mansergh
Martin Mansergh was a prominent Irish politician and adviser, known for his pivotal role in the Northern Ireland peace process. As an adviser to three Fianna Fáil taoisigh, he was instrumental in shaping policy during key negotiations that led to the IRA ceasefires and the Belfast Agreement. Born into a Protestant Anglo-Irish family, he was educated at Oxford University and served as a senator, TD, and minister of State after more than two decades as a backroom strategist. Mansergh was celebrated for his intellect and political acumen, earning respect across the political spectrum. He passed away at the age of 78 while on a trip to Western Sahara.
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Martin Mansergh was involved in writing speeches for Charles Haughey, contributing to his public communication.
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Ireland:
Martin Mansergh was a significant figure in the peace process and served as a senator and TD for Fianna Fáil.
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Ireland:
Martin Mansergh was an adviser on Northern Ireland and a key figure in the peace process who has died aged 78.
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