Former Vice President charms Irish crowds in Washington showing his old-fashioned politics and ability to connect with constituencies including blue-collar white working-class males is why Trump fears Uncle Joe.
The year is 1903. It is the year the great short story writer Frank O’Connor was born in Cork, the same year the Vatican discusses canonizing Irish archbishop and martyr Oliver Plunkett, some two centuries after he was executed by the British, and the very same year that the University of Dublin decided that it would award degrees to female students as well as male students.
What would you ask for if your loved one was murdered in a massacre fueled by sectarian hatred? Wouldn’t you want to know how it happened and receive some type of official acknowledgment of your loss?
Immigrants in the United States are being demonized under Donald Trump's rule and it's time we just looked at the state and figures at hand and realize that.
Between 1993 and 1998 six women disappeared in an 80-mile area outside Dublin, called the "Vanishing Triangle". Could a serial killer be operating in Ireland?
The evil that was wrought on September 11 continues to this day too alas 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.
Lizzie Borden took an axe, the eerie old rhyme starts, and we all know what happened next. But how many of us know what happened to Borden before she ever picked it up?
For seventeen years now, the arrival of September in New York has not meant Labor Day weekend, or back-to-school and off-to-college sales, or the slow cooling of late summer days.
One can imagine that on the Tory map of Britain, Northern Ireland is depicted as the unchartered territory with the old medieval cartographer’s admonition “Here be Dragons.”
Twenty-four years after the killing of six innocent soccer fans in Northern Ireland in the Heights Bar in Loughinisland, Co. Down in June 1994, there has been a major development in the case.
If the US President is falling apart than the New York Times anonymous op ed writers needs to reveal themselves and sound the alarm as loudly as possible otherwise it's the White House and Trump that benefits.
Will the new President of Ireland be a Donald Trump-esque artist, a "Dragon's Den" contestants, a Marilyn Monroe look-a-like or to devil we know and love Higgins?
