Person: Brian Graham

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<p> Lord Mayor of Dublin, Alison Gilliland with Liam Roche, left, a relative of Dr Kathleen Lynn; and Paudge Behan, a relative of Madeleine ffrench-Mullen at the inveiling of a commemorative plaque to Dr Kathleen Lynn & Madeline ffrench-Mullen on the Charlemont Street building in Dublin where St Ultan’s Infant Hospital was founded in April 1919. Picture: Damien Eagers </p>

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Clodagh Finn: Focus on medical pioneers puts a harsh spotlight on our health failures

Brian Graham, 80, thinks he is probably one of the few remaining people who can say that he was treated by Dr Kathleen Lynn, the pioneering doctor who was honoured with her partner (in life and work) Madeleine ffrench-Mullen by Dublin City Council ...

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Christie at the double as Celtic rout Ross County

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Celtic outclass Dundee United at Tannadice

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Stokes secures Celtic victory in final minutes

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Few problems for Celtic in Scottish Cup

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Hooper on all fours for Celtic

Reality show aims to make the cúpla focal sexy

A NEW reality show has succeeded where the education system has failed — by getting tens of thousands of people to start using Irish on a daily basis.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2012

Derry's Protestants feel alienated and fearful - survey

Protestants living in Derry feel increasingly alienated and fearful about the future, research claimed today.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2005

TG4 may screen hurling version of Underdogs

TV station TG4 is to consider a hurling version of its existing reality television series, The Underdogs.

Tue, 25 Jan, 2005