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.
What do I remember most about that day?...Realizing how incredible it was to be a New Yorker, given their reaction to that awful day and their determination to carry on.
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.
The lukewarm reception for Pope Francis reveals the loyalty to the Catholic Church in Ireland has been utterly undermined since the last Papal visit of 1979, by Pope John Paul II.
A business friend of mine passed away recently after a long illness. I was frankly amazed to hear that among the items placed in the coffin was a photograph of Donald Trump.
They will be singing the Ronnie Drew songs long after the techno beat and disco din are consigned to history. The Dubliners frontman, who passed on August 16, 2008, was one of a kind.
Illegal immigrants in the United States are saving social security, paying $23.6 billion in taxes and committing less crime than Americans right now! They must be stopped.
It will be the most watched political race this year in Ohio’s 12th District with everything on the line for November. The winner will be known on Tuesday night.
Humanity and insight relevant to the US President today from the famed Irish writer who witnessed horrific treatments of children in Reading Gaol, during his own two-year incarceration.
Ordinary but extraordinary people’s lives of the last generation of Irish to move to America chronicled as the “Golden Door” has been closed and immigration is no longer an option.
This is shaping up as one of the most dangerous times for the Good Friday Agreement since it initially bedded down 20 years ago. It would be all too easy to tear it apart.
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" and walked on the moon. Back in Ireland, a 16-year-old Niall O'Dowd was among the thousands of Irish who held their breaths.
A leading political scientist has warned in the Washington Post that Theresa May’s speech on Friday in Belfast on Brexit may well ruin the Irish peace process.
