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St. Patrick's Day memories
Some regard March 17 as a holy day of obligation - with those obligations being: first, attend Mass and second, march in the parade. To others, it'...
March 10, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Lenihan: it would have been like Iceland
Speaking at the annual dinner of the Irish Taxation Institute, Lenihan said the government's plan for economic recovery involved restoring order to...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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On guard
This was especially the case in the Denny's affair in which the restaurant chain made light of the Great Hunger in a planned television advertising...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Thank you
This is no can of beans; no hill of beans either because, and we are acutely aware of this, we are writing about people and their lives and the way...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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A 'river' runs through the world
"The expectations were to run for 21 performances in Dublin," Doherty told the Irish Echo in a recent phone interview. "At that time, we had invest...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Duet debut is absolutely stunning
Not since her last studio album with Solas in 1998, "The Words That Remain," and perhaps not since her first, dazzling solo debut in 1997, "Songlin...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Duddy takes on younger foe at Cowboys Stadium
This Saturday, before an anticipated 40,000-strong crowd at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas, the Derry Destroyer hopes to add another Mexican scal...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Dubs, Cork continue unbeaten league runs with narrow wins
Nine points clear early in the second half and on course for a comfortable success, Cork then had to battle to preserve their unbeaten run after th...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Ronan to the rescue
Tynan, a physician who studied at Trinity College Dublin and who did a residency rotation in the emergency room at a Dublin hospital, stopped his s...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Alliance pitching for IFI dough
The Alliance, which recently was cleared for up to
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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North vote embraces police, justice powers
Tuesday's historic vote in the Assembly saw all parties, except the Ulster Unionist Party back the transfer of powers. Out of 105 MLAs, 17 Ulster U...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
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Big cuts at Aer Lingus
Cabin crew, who this week voted down a company cost-saving plan, will face 230 compulsory redundancies while four unions representing pilots, maint...
March 09, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff