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Lara Marlowe

Lara Marlowe

Paris Correspondent

Lara Marlowe is Paris Correspondent with The Irish Times.

Franck Ribéry: could be sentenced to up to three years in prison and fined €45,000 if convicted
Trial of Ribéry and Benzema for sex with underage prostitute postponed

Judge refers case to the court of cassation, which will take it up in January 2014

France’s former finance minister Christine Lagarde and her then head of cabinet Stephane Richard in 2008. Photograph: Charles Platiau/Reuters
French officials face investigation into €403m Tapie payment

Magistrates say settlment the result of a ‘sham arbitration’

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso speaks at a news conference before the start of a G8 summit in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland
Hollade and Barroso clash over trade deal

Row between French PM and Commission President as G8 summit begins

Research clinician prized for his efforts in scientific discovery

An Irish medic has helped revolutionise how we treat heart attacks with his research on aspirin

Seamus Heaney at the Centre Culturel Irlandais in Paris. Photograph: Des Harris/The Picture Desk
Otherworldly hush descends for Seamus Heaney’s readings in Paris

Irish poet’s 90-minute performance the highlight of month-long Marché de la Poésie festival

French president Francois Hollande will use next week’s G8 summit in Co Fermanagh to ask Russian president Vladimir Putin to pressurise Syria to take part in peace talks. Photograph: Charles Platiau/Reuters
France eager to have corporation tax discussed at Lough Erne summit

Hollande will use summit to press for new peace talks on Syria

French prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, who will be presented with the Moreau report on Friday. Photograph: Reuters
French government begins to test the waters on pension reform

Key provisions of Moreau report leaked as socialists plan to tackle issue for first time

Left-wing militants pay tribute to Clement Meric, who was attacked by skinheads on Thursday in Paris, France. Meric was reportedly left brain dead after a fight with skinheads thought to be associated with a small far-right group. Photograph: Antoine Antoniol/Getty Images
French student dies after attack by skinheads in Paris

Clément Méric a symbol of conflict between extreme left and right in France

Samantha Power speaking in the Rose Garden of the White House after President Barack Obama made his announcement about her appointment. Photograph: Jason Reed/Reuters
Samantha Power’s remarks on Israel may complicate confirmation as UN envoy

Ireland has secured another friend in the high echelons of the US administration

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