David Andrews, a veteran Fianna Fáil TD and former Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs, dies aged 91. Multiple outlets report that Andrews dies this morning/Wednesday, with one later report noting that his funeral has taken place. Sources describe him as serving as foreign affairs minister twice, before retiring from public life in 2002. One outlet adds that he was first elected to Dáil Éireann in 1965. Other reporting highlights his standing within Fianna Fáil, including descriptions of him as admired for his intellect and integrity, and as a respected figure within the party. While the articles focus primarily on his political career and reputation, they consistently identify his party affiliation (Fianna Fáil), his role as foreign affairs minister, his age at death, and the general timeline of his passing and subsequent funeral. No source provides further detail in the supplied text about specific policy actions or causes of death.