Listening to Ireland's leaders sticking to their line that the UK must find an alternative to Northern Ireland's backstop is now tiresome. No one will thank them for their actions if Ireland sinks into a deep recession.
"I resolutely refuse, accordingly, to discuss the heavy political and economic matters..." Here's to Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival, the GAA and a saunter along the Shannon
The evil that was wrought on September 11 continues to this day, but we hope that we have learned from our foolish mistakes that did nothing for the sacrifice of the men and women in the Twin Towers.
Why are we only seeing a few stray women and people of color around the meeting tables of top tech companies? How can the tech world solve the error of its ways.
Basking in the last days of summer, and desperately trying to distract himself from Trump's antics, our New Yorker takes to Jersey to find out what exactly are these Irish potatoes behind the shamrock signs.
There have been years of talk now about making America great again from the Trump campaign. But there hasn't been quite so much talk about who America used to be great for?
As the idea of a united Ireland is gaining some acceptance and with a no-deal Brexit approaching rapidly it may be that opting for the unthinkable is the only solution
