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An American in Ireland: Never so far from home as on Sept. 11, 2001
The sacrifice of the heroes of 9/11 must not be used as a justification for torture
Irish mother still dreams of her son - a firefighter and hero of 9/11
Eyewitness to 9/11 attacks - when hell came calling
Made from World Trade Center steel - the victims of 9/11 remembered through the USS New York
Documentary goes 'beyond' 9/11 to connect widows in America with Afghanistan
Michael Lynch: Irish American Firefighter, 9/11 victim remembered
The Irishman rebuilding the Ground Zero site
Mother of Irish 9/11 victim Joanne Cregan forgives Bin Laden
Most read
- 1 One Irish surname may be the earliest ever recorded in all of Europe
- 2 The day an Irish brother saved a stranger and lost his sister to 9/11
- 3 On This Day: War criminal Oliver Cromwell’s Massacre of Drogheda in 1649
- 4 Wild wallabies wander this deserted Irish island
- 5 Explore ten Irish potato recipes that have defined comfort cooking for centuries
- 6 Five Irish memorials honor the victims and heroes lost on September 11
- 7 From coffin ships to American shores, how Irish Famine refugees survived impossible odds
- 8 Artist Paul Henry's thoughts on the enchanting West of Ireland
- 9 25 years on, remembering the Irish and Irish Americans killed on 9/11
History
25 years on, remembering the Irish and Irish Americans killed on 9/11
The day an Irish brother saved a stranger and lost his sister to 9/11
On This Day: War criminal Oliver Cromwell’s Massacre of Drogheda in 1649
One Irish surname may be the earliest ever recorded in all of Europe
From coffin ships to American shores, how Irish Famine refugees survived impossible odds
Genealogy
