News
Today's Irish news roundup, Monday July 29 2013
Body found of best man at wedding after speedboat collision
Historians working with Irish police trace relatives of WWI internees
Lobbyist angered by Irish government’s inaction over US immigration reform
Porn star Tanya Tate against Irish government’s plans to block sites
After life saving U.S. op brave Irish girl learns to eat and speak (VIDEO)
Hillary and Bill Clinton livid at being compared to Anthony Weiner
12 injured on tough religious pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick
RTE broadcaster Colm Murray loses battle with Motor Neurone Disease
Most read
- 1 Meet the gay Irish icons who shaped literature, revolution and pride
- 2 Why do Irish Americans still identify as Irish?
- 3 "SNL" finally makes a funny 'Irish' sketch - with the help of Paul Mescal
- 4 On This Day: 1916 Easter Rising leader Roger Casement is born
- 5 Irish diaspora: What country has the most people of Irish heritage?
- 6 Molly Maguires: remembering one of the biggest federal executions in US history
- 7 WATCH: The hidden gems in Camp Village and Derrymore, Co Kerry
- 8 Free and useful Irish genealogy websites to assist in your family history search
- 9 Family historians urged to check out 1911 census
Northern Ireland
On This Day: Belfast rocker Van Morrison born in 1945
On This Day: IRA declared a ceasefire in 1994 – a day that changed Ireland forever
On This Day: Irish Nobel Prize winner Seamus Heaney dies in 2013
Blowback for Burnham as British PM says Irish border poll is "off the table"
Sorry, Prime Minister: The Belfast/Good Friday Agreement puts a border poll on the table
Politics
Kennedy Summer School confronts Trump era, Irish tax windfall and online threats
Labour politician labels Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland a "security nightmare"
Blowback for Burnham as British PM says Irish border poll is "off the table"
Sorry, Prime Minister: The Belfast/Good Friday Agreement puts a border poll on the table
Irish border poll "off the table," new British Prime Minister says in Belfast
Opinion
Burnham's Drogheda roots reopen the question of Cromwell's place at Westminster
Why do Irish Americans still identify as Irish?
"SNL" finally makes a funny 'Irish' sketch - with the help of Paul Mescal
Meet the gay Irish icons who shaped literature, revolution and pride
On This Day: IRA declared a ceasefire in 1994 – a day that changed Ireland forever
Community
Ninth annual Irish language Mass returns to the Bronx this September
Why do Irish Americans still identify as Irish?
Wexford dad raffles family home for just €10 a ticket in bid to give family fresh start
How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library helped thousands of Irish children
Nominations are now open for 2026 IrishCentral Legal Elite Awards
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