Ireland’s Health Minister and Women’s Council blast Texas group targeting rape victims and those diagnosed with fatal fetal abnormalities as new legislation planned to protect women.
Jeff Sessions said the FBI was ”better off when you only hired Irishmen” because “they were drunks, but could be trusted,” claims a new tell-all book by Andrew McCabe.
More than 3,500 people have signed a petition calling for the Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan, to be returned to his oversight of Irish debt cases.
“Unifying Ireland Tracking Polls” carried out by the Irish government shows that support for a United Ireland, in the aftermath of Brexit, is up by 7%.
35 members of the AOH, key members of America's oldest and largest Irish organization drawn from a dozen states, visit Belfast, Derry, Tyrone, and Dublin.
Volunteering at a detention facility near the U.S./Mexico border - a noted New York-based Irish immigration attorney spent time helping dozens of women and children make their cases for asylum.
If you could bottle the Democratic Unionist Party's (DUP'S) chutzpah, you could solve the North's economic problems overnight Just call it Brass Neck and watch it fly off the shelves.
Running for the Democratic nomination in the 2020 Arizona special election to fill the former seat of John McCain, in recent years, Kelly and his wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, have become advocates for gun control.
Irish would rather cut ties with the United Kingdom than Europe and want the Irish government to remain strong on no hard border, even if there’s a no-deal Brexit.
Irish American, former Fox pundit O'Reilly is set to begin editing after four months of research on the US President Donald Trump for the book on "The man. The human being. What he believes. His history."
Maybe the only thing more depressing than day-to-day governing in the Trump era is the prospect of two dozen (give or take) Democrats braying that they are the antidote to the miseries of the Trump era.
"ReMastered – The Miami Showband Massacre" to air this March, will serve a warning of the consequences of a hard border between the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom.
British government ministers have admitted to the BBC that a hard Brexit will likely lead to an Irish unification poll in Northern Ireland, which Nationalists could win.
One of the hallmarks of the Irish state is our apparent inability to control the cost of public projects or to properly regulate pay levels for state workers.
