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WE SAY: Embattled Garvaghy community will take no law lectures from DUP
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WE SAY: Embattled Garvaghy community will take no law lectures from DUP
This leader column appeared first today in our sister paper in Belfast, The Andersonstown News. WITNESSING the beleaguered residents of the Garvagh...
KIRWAN: Much Has Changed But Feeling Reassured
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KIRWAN: Much Has Changed But Feeling Reassured
On account of a death in my family, I recently had occasion to make two trips to Ireland in consecutive months, something I hadn’t done in a long t...
LETTER: A Strident Pathology
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LETTER: A Strident Pathology
Editor: If Catholic Republicans/Nationalists insisted on marching through Protestant areas in Northern Ireland I would be the first to condemn it, ...
EDITORIAL: Back To No Future
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EDITORIAL: Back To No Future
Back in the late 1990s, when Drumcree and the Garvaghy road were headlines in ink that never went dry, the Echo featured a front page cover photo f...
Behind controversy surrounding Ireland's games vs. Israel Behind controversy surrounding Ireland's games vs. Israel
On Sunday, September 27, Ireland played one of the most controversial international football matches ever. The Republic of Ireland faced Israel in ...
Gerry Adams: Micheál Martin turns his back on Fianna Fáil priority
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Gerry Adams: Micheál Martin turns his back on Fianna Fáil priority
AS Fianna Fáil this year marks its 100th birthday, where does it stand on the issue of Irish unity? According to its Constitution, Fianna Fáil’s fi...
LETTERS: Equal Praise
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LETTERS: Equal Praise
Editor: The Irish National Caucus, since I founded it, has maintained a bi-partisan position neither Democratic nor Republican but dedicated to get...
EDITORIAL: Very Irish Gifts
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EDITORIAL: Very Irish Gifts
The meeting between President Catherine Connolly and President Trump went off well enough. There were fears over a possible clash of views but both...
LETTER: Legal Connections
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LETTER: Legal Connections
Editor: On September 10, at the American Irish Historical Society in New York City, Ireland for Law held the final event of its ambitious NYC Missi...
GERRY ADAMS: Irish unity sands are shifting at a quickening pace
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GERRY ADAMS: Irish unity sands are shifting at a quickening pace
SEVERAL weeks ago British PM Andy Burnham sparked a furious debate over future constitutional change and Irish Unity with his crass comment that it...
KIRWAN: Underground and On the Air
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KIRWAN: Underground and On the Air
Soon after I arrived in New York City I became a subway person. The price, speed, and anonymity suited me. And this was the wild and wooly 70s when...
EDITORIAL: Words Mean Something
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EDITORIAL: Words Mean Something
Back in 1992, at the Irish American Presidential Forum in Manhattan, Bill Clinton would utter words that would reverberate over time, into his pres...

 



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