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Updated: 14:51, Thursday, 15 January 2009
The death has taken place of Breandán Mac Lua, co-founder and long-serving editor of the Irish Post newspaper in London.
He was aged 73 and had been ill for a short time.
A native of east Co Clare, Mr Mac Lua moved to London in 1970 and established The Irish Post with a Co Waterford businessman, Tony Beatty.
Before moving to London, he had been one of the first two full-time employees of the GAA at Croke Park and he wrote a book on the GAA ban on foreign games entitled 'The Steadfast Rule'.
He was pre-deceased by his wife Maeve, a Dubliner.
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