Irish immigrants arrive home to vote in their thousands as Ireland makes history, with a once in a lifetime referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution.
Experts believe numbers are higher than witnessed during the marriage equality referendum in 2015 with massive numbers seen in Dublin voting on the 8th Amendment.
The Irish American President would never "see Old Shannon’s face again," but he would also never be forgotten by those who witnessed his visit in June 1963.
Irish immigrants arrive home to vote in their thousands as Ireland makes history, with a once in a lifetime referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution.
Experts believe numbers are higher than witnessed during the marriage equality referendum in 2015 with massive numbers seen in Dublin voting on the 8th Amendment.
The Irish American President would never "see Old Shannon’s face again," but he would also never be forgotten by those who witnessed his visit in June 1963.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has told an Irish American business audience that the Irish should lead the way when it comes to welcoming immigrants to the United States.
The hypocrisy is staggering. After insisting for decades that the Irish Republic should stay out of Northern Ireland affairs, there they go, sticking their snouts into the Republic’s business.
A small but passionate number of young anti-abortion Americans are in Ireland campaigning for a No vote in Ireland's referendum to repeal the 8th amendment and expand the country's abortion laws, which are among the most restrictive in the developed world.
The latest poll shows 52 percent will vote to repeal the 8th while Savita Halappanavar's parents call on Ireland's 3.2 million voters to remove Ireland's ban on abortion.
Prince Harry has become Baron of Kilkeel, an area in County Down long disputed as belonging to the Irish not the British. It was the site of the original Celtic Irish kingdom of Mourne.
The beautiful-faced boy featured on U2's album covers for "Boy" and "War" has spoken out in favor of a "No" vote on Ireland’s Eighth Amendment referendum, which would mean a change to Ireland's abortion law.
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