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A ruling that Donald Trump is ineligible for the presidency will test a conservative Supreme Court’s methodological values.

The challengers who sought to disqualify Donald J. Trump prevailed on every legal issue, but the case is almost certainly headed for the Supreme Court, where they would have to do so again.

“All that glitters is not gold,” declared The Bard in his play, The Merchant of Venice. But had he paid a visit to the Gold Salon in Carton House at Maynooth, he may have rethought his stance. A spectacularly opulent room, it’s adorned with lavish Baroque stuccowork by the famous Italian craftsmen, the Francini brothers, including their finely wrought, show-stopping Courtship of the Gods coved ceiling that almost rivals the famed Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. What has always fascinated me...

IrishCentral Contributor John Joe McGinley looks at the life of Cork-born Archbishop Daniel Patrick Mannix.

Maynooth University has announced the establishment of the new W.A. Barrett Scholarship in Engineering, worth €3,000 to each recipient…

Community suspicion creates obstacle to wind turbine construction: ‘It is putting profit and market before community and the environment’

THE university in Maynooth is to benefit to the tune of €281,000 as part of a €5m package of mental health supports for students announced today by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD. “We know this generation are facing mental health challe

Third level institutions are set to receive €5 million in funding for student mental health supports.

For all those last-minute jobs, here’s what you need to know about supermarket and post office hours this Christmas.

Community suspicion creates obstacle to wind turbine construction: ‘It is putting profit and market before community and the environment’