Tuesday 20 April, 2021
Mondale served in the Jimmy Carter administration and lost out on his own presidential bid to Ronald Reagan.
Rider was injured earlier in the month.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral will take place later today.
Cillian Murphy has led tributes to the “gifted, fearless and magnificent” actor.
A private family funeral will take place on tomorrow at 4pm.
He competed in two World Cups in 1991 and 1995, and his country’s first matches in the Six Nations tournament which they joined in 2000.
His death was announced by RTÉ this morning.
DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons, was known for his hits in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Anne O’Sullivan, 60, died on Wednesday, it’s understood she had a terminal illness.
Authorities said that former San Francisco 49ers player cornerback Phillip Adams fatally shot the five victims.
Ms O’Sullivan passed following a long battle with an undisclosed terminal illness.
Akram Hussein, who is described as a “dear friend to all of Lower Drumcondra”, passed away on Sunday.
Packy McGarty is widely regarded as the best player ever from the county.
Dr Dunne also trained some of Ireland’s best known classical singers.
She played Lucille Bluth on the show for five seasons.
The Oscar-nominated actor’s death was announced by his wife.
Worthington played his club football with Huddersfield, Leicester and Bolton.
Schmitz revealed last year that she had been dealing with a rare form of cancer since 2017.
The Top Gear presenter revealed last year that she had been dealing with a rare form of cancer since 2017.
Kotto starred in a number of films throughout the decades and famously turned down the lead role in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
“Marvelous” Marvin Hagler fought from 1973 to 1987 and delivered some of the epic bouts in a golden era of the sport.
His broadcasting career spanned over half a century before his retirement in 2001.
Fergal McCann was a coach and trainer of the Tyrone senior football side, helping them to All-Ireland glory in 2005 and 2008..
Tom McLoughney started in Tipperary’s Liam MacCarthy Cup victores in 1961 and 1962.
Willie, 66, and Paddy Hennessy, 60, are believed to have been killed by their younger brother Johnny, 59.
Roeder pased away following a long battle with a brain tumour.
A statement from his family said Briggs died peacefully after a long illness.
Mr Burns spent the majority of his career at RTÉ becoming head of news and later London Editor.
The Dubliner was on the staff of the Colombian national team.
Reports in Brazil say that 57-year-old Jose Agostinho Becker drowned after going for a swim on his property in Lavras do Sul.
Foley trained the popular winner at Cheltenham in 1994.
The prop represented Ireland at two Rugby World Cups.
She had been receiving palliative care since last year.
Physiotherapist Mark Van Drumpt passed away following an illness.
Jackson played wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and San Diego chargers.
Leopoldo Luque has died at the age of 71.
The Welshman won the UK Championship in 1978 and 1988.
His rule was marked by economic stability and a rapprochement with the US.
