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Eileen and Pat Glover would have been glancing skyward at the azure sky but the Leinster Hurling Cup was even brighter. The avid Dub fans had a clo...

Competitive Edge By Maura Kelly It has been called "the ultimate mind meld for business leaders" by those involved. For seven days in June, 110 Iri...

By Ray O'Hanlon rohanlon@irishecho.com Reform backers fell two votes short of the "Magnificent 70," but the margin of victory was nevertheless impr...

President Obama and Belfast Lord Mayor Máirtin Ó Muilleoir chatted for several minutes Monday when they met in Belfast. The mayoral chain had caugh...

By Ray O'Hanlon Maureen O'Hara surrounded by family and friends including (l-r - back row): John Nicoletti, (her biographer), Charles FitzSimons, h...

Judiciary Committee passes reform bill The Senate immigration reform bill, S.744 or the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Mode...

By Jim Smith letters@irishecho.com The head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, says that he will not attend May 2...

By Ray O'Hanlon rohanlon@irishecho.com The notice on the committee website is all about business. That the future of millions of people, many thous...

By Ray O'Hanlon It caused discussion when it first saw the light of a Belfast day fifteen years ago and it still generating argument and discussion...

Tom McGrath to the starting line By Ray O'Hanlon rohanlon@irishecho.com Tom McGrath heading for Ireland to raise funds for Our Lady's Children's Ho...

Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who has a record of almost four decades in service to the public, will address this year's graduates at the 137th ...

by Irish Echo Staff After being thwarted in an earlier attempt to visit the U.S., this due to a visa snafu in Dublin, author Tim Pat Coogan will ma...