9 times Dublin celebrities put Ireland s small capital on the world stage
Many of these talents have made a name for themselves worldwide, but they ve never forgotten their Irish roots
President Michael D Higgins with Bob Geldof and the Boomtown Rats
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Dublin has produced a number of well-known poets, actors, political leaders and several other personalities from other spheres.
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It was November 1990 in Australia and the Irish team were winding down after a successful Compromise Rules series.
It was a set-up populated by All-Ireland winners. Recent ones like Robbie O’Malley, Steven O’Brien and Jack O’Shea. Future ones like Tony Scullion, James McCartan and Paul Curran. A collection of renowned football names.
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