Aberdeen director Michael O’Brien dies. Darius McQuaid 27 May 2025 11:01 am. Aberdeen has announced “with deep sadness” the death of its non-executive director Michael O’Brien.

Aberdeen non-executive director (NED) Michael O’Brien died unexpectedly on Saturday (24 May), the group updated this morning. O'Brien served as a member of Aberdeen's group audit committee and its ...

Highwire has appointed Michael O’Brien as CEO. “Highwire spent many years translating tech and making it relevant to any number of stakeholders,” O’Brien said. “Now that idea of bringing innovation to ...

O’Brien’s proven leadership will accelerate Highwire’s growth as an integrated agency and guide clients through an era of unprecedented complexitySAN FRANCISCO, May 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE ...

Abuse survivor and former Mayor of Clonmel Michael O’Brien gave “a voice to the voiceless” and lived a life rich in service to others, his funeral has heard. Mr O’Brien of Oliver Plunkett ...

Abuse survivor and former Mayor of Clonmel, Michael O’Brien, gave “a voice to the voiceless” and lived a life rich in service to others, his requiem mass has heard. Mr O’Brien of Oliver ...

Abuse survivor and former mayor of Clonmel Michael O’Brien gave “a voice to the voiceless” and lived a life rich in service to others, his requiem Mass has heard. Mr O’Brien, of Oliver ...

President Michael D Higgins has led the tributes to child sexual abuse survivor Michael O'Brien, who died yesterday. Mr O'Brien spoke powerfully of his experiences of sexual abuse as a child on ...

THIS is the moment that brave abuse survivor Michael O’Brien opened on his horrific experiences at the hands of a Catholic-run school. The former Mayor of Clonmel in Co Tipperary passed away … ...

Tributes are being paid to an abuse survivor who famously tackled the government during a live TV debate in 2009. Michael O’Brien (92) appeared on RTÉ’s Questions and Answers programme on ...

Michael O'Brien. Seán Ryan. Wed 23 Apr 2025 at 09:58. Tributes are being paid to an abuse survivor who famously tackled the government during a live TV debate in 2009.

Michael O'Brien became known nationally in 2009 following an appearance on RTÉ's Questions and Answers in the wake of the publication of the Ryan report into clerical abuse.