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  1. www.rte.ie › news › irelandJohn Bruton: An original thinker with strong opinions - RTÉ

    6. Feb. 2024 · John Bruton got most of the blame, then and since, for a decision that was beyond his control. Labour had refused to accept the abolition of food subsidies, prompting the decision to increase VAT ...

  2. www.theguardian.com › world › 2024The Guardian

    10. Feb. 2024 · Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu.

  3. www.reuters.com › world › ukIrish ex-PM Bruton, key figure in Northern Ireland peace deal,...

    6. Feb. 2024 · Former Irish Prime Minister John Bruton, who helped lay the foundations for Northern Ireland's 1998 peace deal and later served as the European Union's ambassador to Washington, died on Tuesday ...

  4. www.irishtimes.com › politics › 2024/02/10John Bruton ‘changed Ireland for the better’, State funeral hears

    10. Feb. 2024 · Sat Feb 10 2024 - 17:29. The State funeral of former taoiseach John Bruton has heard he was “an exceptionally good man” who changed Ireland “considerably for the better”. Taoiseach Leo ...

  5. www.rte.ie › news › irelandJohn Bruton remembered as a 'visionary politician' - RTÉ

    9. Feb. 2024 · John Bruton's removal service was held in Dunboyne, Co Meath, this evening His brother, former minister Richard Bruton, was among those to carry the coffin into the church. His family and hundreds ...

  6. www.bostonglobe.com › 2024/02/07 › metroJohn Bruton, Irish leader who played a key role in Northern...

    7. Feb. 2024 · Former British prime minister John Major, who drew up a 1995 framework document with Mr. Bruton that helped pave the way for peace, said the Irish leader had been “a brave and talented taoiseach ...

  7. www.irishtimes.com › politics › 2024/02/06John Bruton: A life in pictures – The Irish Times

    6. Feb. 2024 · Photograph: Alan Betson. Tue Feb 6 2024 - 13:04. Former taoiseach John Bruton has died following a long illness. He was 76. He led his Fine Gael party for 11 years, serving as taoiseach from 1994 ...