IrishCentral revealed yesterday that some Irish car rental companies are ripping off tourists with bogus claims of damage to cars when they are returned. There has been quite a reaction from our readers.
If there is one headline I never thought I would write in my life it is the one above. After almost forty years in journalism, I still retain the capacity to be shocked.
My father walked barefoot to midnight Mass on Christmas Eve from his village to Dingle in Co. Kerry. I think my father got the better of it, though, and that is a reflection on modern times.
Since 1965 the Irish have had very restricted access to the United States. The proposed E3 visa is not special treatment it would be righting a wrong for all those Irish waiting to live the American dream.
Given the current evidence against President Donald J Trump, his affair coverups and links to Russia, even this lifelong Democrat can't see how the US President can be impeached.
Trump versus O’Rourke would be a contest for the ages; the Bobby Kennedy look-alike with many of the same policies against a president he will underestimate at his peril.
The dust had hardly settled on the 2018 midterms before anxious Democrats were peering into their crystal balls looking at 2020 and who will run against President Trump.
All good British it seems wear the poppy to remember their war dead. Woe betide any person who casts aspersions on all the glorious military conflicts the British have been involved in.
Thanks to some superb reporting in The Irish Times, we now know that the recent arrests of two journalists who put together the Alex Gibney-directed documentary “No Stone Unturned” was the ultimate British dirty trick.
The Irish in American have a lot to be proud of not least people like Michael Mahoney of Boston Scientific one of the honorees of Irish America magazine’s 50 Healthcare and Life Sciences awards.
Fifty-five years ago, on November 7, 1963, one of the wildest phenomenons of the 20th century hit Dublin.... a Liverpudlian revolution named The Beatles!
