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By Ray O'Hanlon Even as more Irish pack their bags to take their leave of the Republic's stricken economy, those that are looking at America for sa...

By Susan Falvella Garraty Washington, D.C. ---"It's all about the money honey," says Irish American Republicans' president Susan Davis of this year...

By Susan Falvella Garraty Washington, D.C. --- Secretary of State HIllary Rodham Clinton hosted a trade and investment conference for Northern Irel...

By Ciara Quinn New York City Comptroller John Liu was in Ireland this week to explore the potential for investments, most especially in parts of th...

Westchester County attorney Des Lyons will be moving up a gear on November 7 when he runs the New York City marathon for the Thomas Labrecque: Unit...

By Scott Jamison They are already calling it Ireland's "Black Thursday." And if it's possible for the economic news to get darker, it will become a...

The times might be tough, but that only means that many people are even more determined to relax and have a good time. And anyone who has gone on a...

By Ray O'Hanlon With President Mary McAleese unavailable to lead the 2011 New York St. Patrick's Day Parade up Fifth Avenue, parade organizers are ...

By Ray O'Hanlon Brian Cowen isn't quitting, not even thinking about it. And he explained his determination to stay in office in clear and unequivoc...

By Ray O'Hanlon There's no statute of limitations on murder so a possible time limit on excavations at Duffy's Cut, in the suburb of Malvern outsid...

By Susan Falvella Garraty Former President Bill Clinton is headed back to Belfast at the end of September, or early October. According to the U.S. ...

By Peter McDermott An American priest based in Nicaragua is asking President Obama and Democratic Party leaders to help solve a 27-year mystery - t...