Colin Powell "will stand out as one of the great American success stories, a man who overcame prejudice to attain some of the highest offices in the land."
"It’s a lot harder to regulate the crazy people out there who believe these lies, and need these lies, and desperately need to believe all these crazy lies."
A huge row has developed after Irish best-selling author Sally Rooney refused to allow an Israeli publisher to handle the Hebrew translation of her latest novel.
October 8, 1921, was when the Irish and British negotiators of the Anglo-Irish Treaty were named. Michael Collins feared the worst when De Valera refused to go.
Why are American-born descendants of Diaspora Irish so tenacious about identifying with their homeland, even when their connections are generations distant?
Does anyone seriously think that our views on climate change carry much weight internationally? And should the Irish government be more worried about its finances?
