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Details of Obama Irish visit fall into place
The word is there is no chance of skipping school. The first daughters will not get to go on next week's Ireland trip with their parents, Barack an...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Ring points to an Irish visa deal
The Irish government will be presenting a case to President Obama during his Irish visit next week that Irish citizens should be able to apply for ...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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BC facing its Bunker Hill?
Boston College was apparently buying legal time this week after it was slapped with a subpoena seeking transcripts of oral testimonies given to its...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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U.S. North envoy Declan Kelly resigns
Declan Kelly, the U.S. economic envoy to Northern Ireland, has resigned from the job after less than two years in the post. Kelly, a Tipperary-born...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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New faces in SF lineup at Stormont
Sinn Féin have made sweeping changes to their executive team at Stormont following the recent assembly election. The party has decided to keep the ...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Marian Price is sent back to prison
A 57-year-old Belfast woman convicted of bombing the Old Bailey in London nearly 40 years ago has been sent back to prison in Northern Ireland. The...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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The troubling rise in Autism
My father always blamed it on an unacknowledged accident at a nuclear plant in Wales. He didn't make a big deal about it, just occasionally muttere...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Meanwhile, across the Rio Atlantic
Quick, somebody start punching keys and find out if Eva Longoria has any Irish roots. The actress was one of a group of what The Hill newspaper des...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Chicago bids farewell to an Irish dynasty
As of this week Chicago is not being run by a man named Daley. As Irish American political stories go, that's right up there with no elected Kenned...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Government accused of burdening the poor
The Irish government's "flawed analysis" and "faulty logic" have resulted in poor people being left to suffer a "hugely unfair proportion" of the b...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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U.S. denies favoring Irish banks
The U.S. has denied a claim by a leading Irish economist that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner had "torpedoed" a plan to allow Ireland to write-...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff
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Rooted in Irish soil
When the President of the United States travels to Ireland on a state visit this week, the highlight of his trip won’t be addressing the Dáil, disc...
May 18, 2011
by Irish Echo Staff