The link between Ireland and Cuban revolutionaries seems to be growing. In a visit that seems certain to grate on conservative leaders in the US, it has been reported that Che Guevara's daughter will visit a Dublin hospital during a week-long trip to Ireland.

A leading US politician has warned Galway officials that there will be ramifications if they go-ahead with a plan to erect a statue of Argentinian revolutionary figure, Che Guevara, in the city.

Powerful House Foreign Affairs Chairman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida has accused Irish supporters of erecting a statue for radical ‘Che’ Guevara in Galway of condoning murder and mayhem.

Galway city has been warned a proposed statue of revolutionary Che Guevara will be a deep insult to many Americans by the influential head of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida.

Barack Obama has been voted one of history's three greatest political leaders with Irish ancestry, according to an international poll.

Galway mayor Hildergarde Naughton has stated that there is no mention of a monument to Che Guevara in the motion passed by Galway City Council.

Another American commentator has put the boot into Irish plans to commemorate Marxist activist and South American born Cuban rebel Che Guevara.

Galway City Council has certainly exposed a hornet’s nest by voting to allow a statue of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara in Eyre Square in the center of Galway.

An award winning author and Yale professor has written an open letter to the Irish nation begging them not to erect a statue to Che Guevara in Galway.

The Galway councillor who proposed building a statue to Che Guevara in the Irish city has accused American opponents of interfering in Irish affairs.

A powerful American politician has asked Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny to call a halt to plans to erect a statue to Communist guerilla leader Che Guevara in Galway.

The organisers of an Irish festival celebrating the life and times of Che Guevara have defended their forthcoming event in County Clare.

Plans to build a monument to Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara in Galway have been slammed.

The Irish artist whose famous image of Argentinean/Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara has graced a countless number of t-shirts, posters and other items is now making moves to claim royalties on his artwork – 43 years after he created it.

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is starring in a new documentary about the famous Che Guevara portrait.