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Est. 1928 • July 2-8, 2008
• Vol 81 No. 27 • The USA's most widely read Irish American Newspaper
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Irish Echo Digital Edition
Click below to read the full version of this week's issue online . . .
The Irish Echo Index Top 30
Click below for special supplement saluting U.S.
and Irish companies building peace and prosperity in the New Northern Ireland. 
Forty Under Forty Special Supplement
Click below to find out who made the list:
2008 List of Top 40 Under 40 years of age. 
Check Out Belfast Pulse
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 Amazing Grace 
July 2, 2008
The smile doesn't tell the entire story but it says much about the courage of little Grace O'Gorman, the County Cork girl who is battling cancer and currently receiving treatment at Sloan Kettering in New York.
 Priest's reprieve
July 2, 2008
The Irish-born priest threatened with deportation from the U.S. was still standing on American soil this week in his adopted home state of South Dakota.
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 MCNY charts rise of Catholic power
July 2, 2008
Consider in this exciting election year the following appeal:
"The time has arrived when the sons of the true church should manifest their love and devotion for her by performing their duty at Polls, which can be done by voting for the candidates named below."
Obama criticizes McCain over immigration - News
July 2, 2008
Immigration, an issue to the fore in not a few Irish minds, came roaring to the front of the presidential race this week when Democrat Barack Obama accused his Republican rival John McCain of walking away from reform of immigration law.
Looking good for a Philly forum - News
July 2, 2008
All roads are looking like they lead to Philadelphia, at least in the context of the next round of the Irish American Presidential Forum, 2008.
Disciplinary debacle - Sports
July 2, 2008
Since that fateful day when Paul Galvin lost control of his senses in Killarney and fell foul of Paddy Russell and his linesman, the Kerry captain has had his case adjudicated on by approximately 30 other GAA stalwarts. That's how many people figured on the three committees that have so far examined the evidence of his embarrassing antics that day and found him deserving of a 24-week ban from the sport.
Links across Irish America - Editorial
The Irish Echo is offering a unique opportunity to Irish cultural and civic organizations across the United States: a chance to highlight your group's web site by exchanging links with the Irish Echo, the nation's most popular Irish American publication.
A porous independence - Editorial
We celebrate our independence this week but arguably we have never been more conscious of our dependence.
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