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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...

By Susan Falvella Garraty Earlier this month, Aegis Defense Services set up a non-operating holding company in Basel, Switzerland. Aegis has an est...

By Peter McDermott The pastor of New York's oldest Catholic parish has given his backing to the controversial Islamic center at Park Place, citing ...

By Ray O'Hanlon It was murder, pure and simple. That was the verdict this week of Dr. William Watson, who has been leading the excavation of the Du...

By Ray O'Hanlon The first lady of Irish film celebrated her 90th birthday this week. Maureen O'Hara was surrounded by family and friends at her hom...

By Peter McDermott Jdimytai Damour's death at a Black Friday sale at the Walmart in Valley Stream, N.Y., shocked a nation But to Nassau County Dist...

By Susan Falvella Garraty Gregory Grene is back in the U.S. after a trip to Haiti where his identical twin, Andrew, was killed in January's devasta...

By Ray O'Hanlon She broke new ground even as she famously walked it. Dorothy Hayden Cudahy, the first ever woman grand marshal of the New York St. ...