Irish President Mary McAleese, in a publicity shot taken in the RTÉ Stills Studio in October 1997. This still was used during RTÉ Television's 1997 Presidential election coverage. Mary McAleese is a barrister and journalist by profession. She was appointed Reid professor of crim
Ireland | 1990s | RTÉ
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The five Presidential candidates in the 1997 election, in RTÉ Television's Studio 2 just prior to the commencement of a live debate, on 28 October 1997. From left to right; Mary McAleese (the winner of this election), Adi Roche, Dana Rosemary Scallon, Mary Banotti and Derek Nally
Ireland | 1990s | RTÉ
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President Mary McAleese greets members of the public in the courtyard of Dublin Castle, shortly after her second term inauguration as President of Ireland, on 11 November 2004. A television cameraman can be seen on the right. RTÉ Television broadcast the McAleese inauguration liv
Ireland | 2000s | RTE
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Irish President-elect Mary McAleese, during an interview with broadcaster Gay Byrne, on RTÉ Television's 'The Late Late Show' in Studio 4 on 7 November 1997. Mary McAleese is a barrister and journalist by profession. She was appointed Reid professor of criminal law at Trinity C
Ireland | 1990s | RTE
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Mary McAleese just after her election as President of Ireland, at the count centre in Dublin Castle on 31 October 1997. She is smiling and waving. RTÉ Television provided live coverage of the election count as 'The Race for the Park. Mary McAleese is a barrister and journalist b
Ireland | 1990s | RTE
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President Mary McAleese holds the presidential seal of office, just after her inauguration in St Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle on 11 November 1997. In this half-length shot, she is smiling and looking to the right. Former Presidents Patrick Hillery (1976-1990) and Mary Robinson (
Ireland | 1990s | RTE
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Mary McAleese delivers a speech at her inauguration as President of Ireland, in St Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle on 11 November 1997. Several members of the cabinet, judiciary and former Taoisigh and Presidents are seated in rows behind her. The president's husband Martin McAlees
Ireland | 1990s | RTE
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Former Irish President Mary Robinson on the set of RTÉ's daytime television programme 'Live at 3' in November 1990. From left to right; presenters Thelma Mansfield and Derek Davis, Mary Robinson, her husband Nick Robinson and programme producer Noel Smyth. The programme was broad
Ireland | 1990s | RTE
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Irish President Mary McAleese, when she worked as a reporter with RTÉ Television's current affairs department, in September 1979. She is wearing a tie. A large television set can be seen beside her. Other reporters can be seen at desks in the background. Mary McAleese is a barri
Ireland | 1970s | RTE
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Irish President Mary McAleese, when she worked as a reporter with RTÉ Television's current affairs department, in September 1979. She is wearing a tie. Mary McAleese is a barrister and journalist by profession. She was appointed Reid professor of criminal law at Trinity College,
Ireland | 1970s | RTE
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Irish President Mary McAleese, in a publicity shot taken in the RTÉ Stills Studio in October 1997. This still was used during RTÉ Television's 1997 Presidential election coverage. Mary McAleese is a barrister and journalist by profession. She was appointed Reid professor of crim
Ireland | 1990s | RTÉ
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President Mary McAleese greets members of the public in the courtyard of Dublin Castle, shortly after her second term inauguration as President of Ireland, on 11 November 2004. An Irish Army soldier is standing beside her. RTÉ Television broadcast the McAleese inauguration live.
Ireland | 2000s | RTE
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