European Movement

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On crunch Brexit vote, Irish could help swing close campaign

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Matching your skills with those in demand in today’s labour market

Postgraduate programme will add set of cross-sectoral skills to enhance employability

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Solicitor who helped to bring Ireland in from the cold

Brian O’Connor - Born: August 16th, 1932; Died: October 29th, 2013

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