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Irish Immigrants happy to be home
May 06, 09

Though Ireland be in a dire recession, Irish immigrants who have returned home from America in recent years are happy with their decision to do so.
Irish tot in Boston for life saving surgery
April 22, 09

A 23-month old Co. Cavan boy will undergo a life saving operation on Wednesday, April 22 at one of the largest pediatric medical centers in the U.S., Children’s Hospital Boston.
Sinead’s repackaged for 2009
March 31, 09

She’s been off the radar screen for some time now, but Sinead O’Connor is ready to step back into the limelight this month with the re-release of her second and most successful album, 'I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got,' on April 21.

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