Person: Prime Minister John Major

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columnists

Reynolds deserved the Nobel peace prize

In 2008 Cork City fathers conferred the Freedom of the City on the late Taoiseach Albert Reynolds.

world

Miliband's five easy steps to power

business

Shell pays $15.5m to settle Nigeria executions case

news

Peace process built to last, say Major and Reynolds

world

Mourners prepare for Yeltsin's funeral

news

Geldof advocates ‘complete freedom’ of press at TCH annual dinner

More than a history book — 100 Years of News

Donal Musgrave

Thu, 21 Apr, 2005

Britain’s eurozone entry ‘long way off’

BRITAIN’S entry to the eurozone remains a long way off, former British Prime Minister John Major told delegates at yesterday’s family business conference in University College Cork.

Sat, 16 Apr, 2005

Prodi's successor could be named next week

Europe’s leaders will meet in Brussels for dinner next week on the way back from the NATO summit in Istanbul – but only if there is a consensus by then on who should be the next president of the European Commission.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2004

Ramsey enjoys tasty spat with fiery Currie

Hell’s Kitchen trainee Edwina Currie has been given a roasting by Gordon Ramsay over her affair with former British Prime Minister John Major.

Thu, 03 Jun, 2004

Major regrets affair with Currie

Former Prime Minister John Major today spoke of his regret after his Conservative Party colleague Edwina Currie disclosed details of their four-year affair.

Sat, 28 Sep, 2002

Court appearance for Diana's former butler

A former butler to Princess Diana is due in court accused of stealing hundreds of personal possessions from her, Prince Charles and Prince William.

Fri, 17 Aug, 2001