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FRENCH ACTRESS JEANNE Moreau, who shot to fame in Jules et Jim and starred in some of the most critically-acclaimed films of the 20th century, has died aged 89, her agent said Monday.
The actress, whose husky voice and show-stopping beauty captivated cinema audiences, was found dead at her home in Paris, the district’s mayor told AFP.
Having made her name in Francois Truffaut’s Jules et Jim, his 1962 story of a love triangle, Moreau had a prolific career and appeared in films well into her eighties.
She won France’s equivalent of an Oscar, a Cesar, for best actress in 1992 for The Old Lady Who Walked in the Sea.
Paying tribute to her, President Emmanuel Macron said Moreau had “embodied cinema” and she was a free spirit who “always rebelled against the established order”.
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Of all EU countries, Ireland will feel negative impact of Brexit the most – Probably true
Of all EU countries, Ireland will feel positive impact of Brexit the most – Also, arguably true
And arguably the positive effects of Brexit for Ireland will be greater than any short term negative effects, provided we build the required office space and homes. It will also be very healthy for our exporters to try to diversify and quit the ridiculous over-reliance on the UK, especially for agriculture.
I really can’t wait for Enda to reveal all the preparations they’ve been making. Firstly he tells the UK to do nothing and take their time before starting the exit process. 10 days later he’s demanding they go as soon as possible. Go figure Ladies and Gentlemen.
Whatever preparations Angela tells him to
2 years preparing my hole
And 6 months ago when he was asked about Irish contingencies in the event of brexit he said we don’t envisage that happening
Clearly none of you understand contingency planning
@David thomas: Merkel was very supportive of Ireland last week after Enda spoke to her. Fact if you care to look beyond your prejudice.
Fred Johnson for Taoiseach!!
He obviously knows more than the rest of us.
Oh wait, Build build build, now where have I heard that before?
Ah to hell with it if we don’t build we might as well go and commit suicide!!
Oh wait where have I heard that before?
Fred……………………..are you a soldier of destiny?
The UK is already feeling the heat from China over the Hinckley power station deal. If the UK pulls out they can kiss goodbye to any trade deals with China for a very long time.
My heart bleeds for Irish industry – Puttin on the poor face as usual – lowering wage increase expectation – They should be looking on the positives.
Ireland.
The donkeys of the EU.
Hope we have a Taoiseach with a backbone by the time negotiations begin..would anyone really trust bellenda to put the people first?
The Germans, the country most heavily invested in continuing the EU project, think leaving the EU will have negative consequences?
There’s a surprise.
Whinger
FG say they have prepared… Joke…
Such negativity of Irish media doesn’t help at all. Stop complaining and try to be more positive by proposing alternatives!!! World is not going to end as BREXIT happens!
A lot of the negativity is coming from the Irish people
German think thank eh?.
OH FOR GOD SAKE. can we move on please???
for cods hake!!
Totally agree Steve. .Kenny has been charging around like a headless chicken since the UK vote. He’s waffling on about the UK being our biggest export market .In fact the US is our largest export market and has been for several years. The UK actually slipped to third briefly just before Christmas as Belgium temporarily became our second largest market due to a high level of pharmaceutical exports just before Christmas.
Point being, If our Largest export market is outside the EU and always has been , whats the problem with the UK being outside the EU, Obviously the Stg collapse makes exports to the UK a little more expensive .However that’s the same for all competitors exporting to the UK. Unfortunately Kenny is living in the seventies when the UK accounted for around 75% of our exports. Somebody please tell him that’s not the case now and stop panicking.
I’d say Michael noonans delighted. Sure just tax us more and do whatever Germany say. In fact don’t even mention it to them, and if they ask just say we’re grand.
Yeah the only reason we shouldnt see the benefits is cos the state is ran like a 1% appeasing cesspit, also we cant seem to put the money into the right office space. People are waking up to how we were all shafted. I’ll say it again ‘Lisbon for jobs’ now all together now…
Enda will do anything like taking europes 42% banking debt to please his master merkel. Irish political class are eurofiles that sold out Irish fishing oil and gas to europe. UK exit shows up the Irish political class are clueless and need people like David McWilliams to lead the discussions on brexit.
We export 85% poultry products; 65% dairy; 50% beef – to the UK.
Because the UK has no EU benefit from buying from us, they are seeking other sources – the Commonwealth etc.
First thing we must do is replace them – and find new end users, as this future market (our biggest) is now extremely uncertain.
Enda and his team have that all covered. Didn’t you read the article? They’ve been preparing for two years!!
A lot of exports and imports are overblown. If we increase processing in Ireland there is a lot more profit with reduced exports and imports. The EU will likely subsidise such changes as part of the exit plan if borders are closed.
I can’t believe we’re still talking about Brexit. That was like ages ago. Me and my fellow progressives are now about to raise the important issue of sexy Halloween costumes and how they’re problematic.
Beach – you just going as your miserable self again?
No one more miserable than yourself
What are you – hot in a bank?
Please stop the fear mongering Propaganda.
The eu should, despite comments they would not, make special case of Ireland -so directly affected. They should have sorted out some issues and ensured some funding and border details immediately.
I think at minimum, we should demand that one of the two EU agencies based in the UK (European Medicines Agency & European Banking Authority) be relocated to Ireland. Simon Harris has at least been making the right noises about the European Medicines Agency, although perhaps not forcefully enough.
If we could bring in some well-paid jobs, it would at least offset some of the negative impact and while only some of the staff would be Irish, they would still be spending in the local economy, and visitors would be occupying hotel rooms and eating in restaurants etc.
A German think tank of psychics who have been proven to have the ability to see the future?
Enda will sort it out,we will be OK.now where did I put my passport,bye.
We moan and grown about the EU. Yet we asked to join it – knowing the club rules, and our role in it’s operations/governance – and even were happy to go on a waiting list with other applying members…
Ireland should leave the EU and claim back our gas and fishing rights but thr obvious roadblock of course would be irish politicians who have shafted the Irish people going back to De Valera’s time
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