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A final farewell to ‘General Jim’ at St. Patrick’s
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A final farewell to ‘General Jim’ at St. Patrick’s
Jim Cullen with President Obama on inauguration day, 2009 By Ray O’Hanlon He was played in by a lone piper, played out by an army bugler’s renderin...
Objection voiced as Ireland signs up to EU defense pact
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Objection voiced as Ireland signs up to EU defense pact
MEP Matt Carthy By Evan Short The Irish government has been accused of selling out Irish neutrality. It comes as the European Council has adopted t...
A journey into deepest, darkest ‘Nama Land’
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A journey into deepest, darkest ‘Nama Land’
Author Frank Connolly. RollingNews.ie photo. Frank Connolly’s just published book, “Nama Land,” (Gill Books) explores the extraordinary process by ...
British clarification assuages Irish Brexit alarm
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British clarification assuages Irish Brexit alarm
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar By Evan Short Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has welcomed a clarification from the British government’s Brexit Secretary, David Davi...
Tributes paid to Brigadier General James Cullen
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Tributes paid to Brigadier General James Cullen
Jim Cullen’s passing has prompted tributes on both sides of the Atlantic. Photo by Simon Carswell, Irish Times. By Ray O'Hanlon Tributes on both si...
No apparent hard border in new UK/EU deal
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No apparent hard border in new UK/EU deal
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar speaking at a press conference earlier today. RollingNews.ie photo. By Ray O’Hanlon The week opened badly for the effort to ...
A Pearl Harbor tale awaits its ending
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A Pearl Harbor tale awaits its ending
“A Matter of Honor” is now out in paperback By Ray O’Hanlon Today is the 76th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. And it’s the first anniver...
Ireland takes issue with Trump Jerusalem move
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Ireland takes issue with Trump Jerusalem move
Jerusalem’s Temple Mount By Irish Echo Staff The move by President Trump to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and his stated intention t...
Brexit dominates and Stormont fades into background
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Brexit dominates and Stormont fades into background
Michelle O’Neill By Anthony Neeson As the fall-out from Brexit continues to dominate Irish politics on both sides of the border, the prospect of re...
Irish government to start (reluctantly) biting Apple
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Irish government to start (reluctantly) biting Apple
Protests have urged the Irish government to take the €13 billion and use it for domestic spending. RollingNews.ie photo. By Evan Short The Irish go...
DUP takes fright over reported Brexit deal
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DUP takes fright over reported Brexit deal
In Brussels, Belgian MEP Phillipe Lamberts told Sky News that a Brexit/border deal had been reached. Subsequent reports indicated that final agreem...
‘Relentless’ Irish rowers to ford Atlantic
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‘Relentless’ Irish rowers to ford Atlantic
The Relentless Rowers are counting down to December 12. Pictured (l-r) Patrick O’Connor, Eoin O’Farrell, Seán Underwood and Thomas Browne. By Irish...

 

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