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Est. 1928 • August 27-September 2, 2008
• Vol 81 No. 35 • 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. 
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  Check back for another exciting giveaway contest!
 
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 Envoy fears 
August 27, 2008
Even as many Irish Americans were cheering Barack Obama's choosing of Senator Joe Biden as his vice presidential running mate, alarm signals were sounding this week over a possible downgrading of U.S. involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process under a possible future Obama administration.
 Actor's pitch line
August 27, 2008
"This business began a few years ago."
Gabriel Byrne is sitting back in his chair but stepping up to a subject that has been on his mind for those same few years.
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 Empey for Boston Golden Bridges event
August 20, 2008
The Irish Echo will score another first in October when the leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, Sir Reg Empey, the minister for employment and learning in the power sharing government in the North of Ireland, travels to Boston to address the paper's Golden Bridges Awards.
Irish making their mark at Democratic Convention - News
August 27, 2008
Denver -- The Democratic National Convention has returned to Denver after 100 years, but this time the whole world is watching.
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.
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