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One hundred years after the ending of the Irish Civil War in 1923, author and documentary-maker Tom Hurley has published a book recalling the recollections of civilians and combatants left from across Ireland who had experienced the years 1919 to 1923, their prelude and their aftermath.

100 years after the Civil War ended, these 20 interviews recorded by Tom Hurley come together to create a unique oral account of the revolutionary period.

LOUISVILLE - The five people gathered around the restaurant table do not fit the profile of colon cancer patients. They're female, and they're young. Two were diagnosed in their 20s, one in her 30s, two in their early 40s. Their colon cancer support group gathers about once a month to share stories, such as the one about the doctor who said you just need a laxative, the one about the oncologist who said there's nothing we can do for you but give you chemotherapy the rest of your l...

Washington Post employees and news workers' union members criticized paper owner Jeff Bezos for contributing to the financial problems that workers are striking over.

Washington Post workers told Fox News Digital why they participated in the biggest labor protest at the company in nearly half a century on Thursday.

By Joe Barrett A Laois woman features in a new book entitled Last Voices of the Irish Revolution. Eighty years on from when the Irish Civil War ended in 1923…

Open enrollment for Medicare beneficiaries with private health plans began Oct. 15, to be followed Nov. 1 by open enrollment for Affordable Care Act plans. The selection for both is large — often too large to be navigated easily alone. And people who choose incorrectly can end up with unaffordable medical bills. Meanwhile, those on both sides of the abortion issue are looking to Ohio’s November ballot measure on abortion to see whether anti-abortion forces can break their losing streak in st...

Open enrollment for Medicare beneficiaries with private health plans began Oct. 15, to be followed Nov. 1 by open enrollment for Affordable Care Act plans. The selection for both is large — often too large to be navigated easily alone. And people who choose incorrectly can end up with unaffordable medical bills. Meanwhile, those on both sides of the abortion issue are looking to Ohio’s November ballot measure on abortion to see whether anti-abortion forces can break their losing streak in st...

And Hunter Biden pleads not guilty in case on federal gun charges.