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2019: BREXHAUSTED BY IRISH ARTIST FRANK O'DEA, ON DISPLAY AT THE IN-SPIRE GALERIE IN DUBLIN.  The Guardian. 12th April 2019.  

2018: "HE'S GOT HIS FRANS". Irish Daily Mirror. 23rd July, 2018 Retailers continue to cash in ahead of Francis' visit here next month. Heavenly bobble heads and caricatures are among the Popeular items for sale and are sure to be snapped up by super fans of the pontiff. Lollipops with Papa's face were sold earlier this month and caused a bit of a stir. The novelty items will be quick to sell so you better say a prayer that you get them in time for the big visit.

2016: "ARTIST FLOORED BY THE THEFT OF VICTORIOUS MCGREGOR PRINT". The Herald. 20th December, 2016. An artist has been left reeling after a print of one of his prized paintings was stolen from a city centre art gallery. The print of UFC fighter Conor McGregor is based on an original by Niall O'Loughlin. It was taken from the Balla Ban Art Gallery in the Westbury Mall near Grafton Street on Sunday. The painting is understood to have been seen on a bus from the city centre to Santry on Sunday evening. The print shows McGregor after his victory over Chad...

2016: "TRUMP COULD TURN WESTERN VALUES". Huffington Post 12th August, 2016. In an interview, Harvard processor Joseph Nyme warns that Donald Trump's "America First" posture could undermine the liveral world order.

  2013: "LOVE/HATE FANS AGREE THESE T-SHIRTS ARE COOLA BOOLA". The Herald. 11th July, 2013 IN the hot weather, they are going down a bomb. The stars of RTE's Love/Hate drama are really in fashion after turning up on a new line of T-shirts. Battling the downturn in the art business, an art gallery in the upmarket Westbury Mall is doing a roaring trade in T-shirts with Darren, Nidge and other stars from the hit show. Selling for €25, they are proving popular with fans of the gangland show. "You wouldn't want to be seen on Portmarnock beach wearing anything...