AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUK-Ireland Relations: Taoiseach Micheál Martin is set to become the first foreign leader to visit Andy Burnham at No 10 North in Manchester, with talks expected to focus on trade, security, support for Ukraine and EU cooperation during Ireland’s EU presidency. Music & Politics: Classic Hits Radio in Ireland has removed Ed Sheeran’s music “for the foreseeable future” after the Macklemore/Israel-Gaza tour controversy, following listener backlash and wider fallout as other acts stepped away. Dublin Disruption: Gardaí have outlined rolling road closures and escort-related traffic restrictions across central Dublin from Thursday to Saturday for EU presidency events with high-profile guests. EU/Global Diplomacy: UN experts say new UK measures targeting Israeli settlement goods could be a “potentially seismic shift,” urging further action including suspension of military cooperation. Sport (Ireland): Mayo and Kerry have confirmed an All-Ireland champions exhibition rematch in London on 28 November at StoneX Stadium. Media Jobs: The NUJ is urging Reach to rethink plans to close Galway Beo and cut around a dozen roles.
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