Patsy McGarry
Patsy McGarry is a veteran journalist and columnist for The Irish Times, recognized for his insightful commentary and reporting, including his identification of the earliest reference to 'whataboutism' in a 1974 letter published in the paper.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry was out and about in St Peter’s Square talking to the faithful.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry is a journalist reporting on the papal conclave.
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Ireland:
Our man in the Vatican, Patsy McGarry, has sent in his first dispatch.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry is reporting on the papal conclave and the events surrounding it.
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Ireland:
Our man in Rome, Patsy McGarry says he expects a new pope to be in place before the weekend.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry noted that during his papacy Francis clashed with traditionalists as he pushed for a more inclusive Catholic Church.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry discusses the contenders for the job and the Vatican conclave’s decision-making process.
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Ireland:
Patsy McGarry identified the earliest reference to the term 'whataboutism' in a 1974 letter to The Irish Times.
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