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Daniel McLaughlin
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Reporter, Irish Times
South Carolina
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Business Culture , Lifestyle , Current Affairs
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By Daniel McLaughlin Verified| Irish Times Verified The man who arrived in Ireland in the mid-1960s as Austrian citizen Karl-Bernd Motl seemed to take quickly to Dublin life, renting a room in Howth Road, setting up as a travelling salesman, playing chess at a local club and starting classes in Irish. But Motl was in fact Yuri Linov, a Soviet spy trained by the KGB to speak and behave like someone from the capitalist West before being deployed there under a false identity to help the Kremlin undermine it from within.
‘No one will be left behind’: Ukraine struggles to return Mariupol defenders from Russia three years after port siege
By Daniel McLaughlin Verified| Irish Times Verified Three years after Ukraine’s army was desperately defending the port of Mariupol, the wives of soldiers who were captured when it finally fell are still fighting to bring them home from Russia, and have asked US president Donald Trump to help their cause.
By Daniel McLaughlin Verified| Irish Times Verified The man who arrived in Ireland in the mid-1960s as Austrian citizen Karl-Bernd Motl seemed to take quickly to Dublin life, renting a room in Howth Road, setting up as a travelling salesman, playing chess at a local club and starting classes in Irish. But Motl was in fact Yuri Linov, a Soviet spy trained by the KGB to speak and behave like someone from the capitalist West before being deployed there under a false identity to help the Kremlin undermine it from within.
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Irish Times
The Irish Times is a leading daily broadsheet newspaper and digital publication in Ireland, founded on March 29, 1859. Originally established as a moderate Protestant newspaper, it has evolved into a liberal, centre-left publication known as Ireland's 'paper of record.' The newspaper has a rich history, transitioning from a thrice-weekly publication to a daily format and reflecting a more independent perspective over time. The Irish Times offers a wide range of content, including national and international news, sports, and business updates. It publishes various supplements throughout the week, covering topics such as health, family, and culture. The Saturday edition features additional sections like Weekend analysis and The Ticket, focusing on arts and culture. The publication has embraced digital platforms since launching its website in 1994, providing online and audio content to its readers. The Irish Times is recognized for its commitment to editorial independence and integrity, operating under The Irish Times Trust.
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