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When Irish exiles needed a refuge, they swarmed to New York and established a hotbed of anti-British sentiment and activity that fed the flames of Irish freedom. The Great Famine in the 1840s forced millions of Irish out of Ireland, initially flooding the big cities of the east coast of America, especially New York and

Hardline party remembers 108th anniversary of 1916 rising

Although publicly traded companies are seen as aspirational places to work, a Deloitte executive highlights some advantages of working for a privately held company.

Three sites in particular were cited in a motion placed before Cork City Councils North West local area committee

A student has started a campaign to get tourists to stop the long-standing tradition of groping the famous Molly Malone statue in Dublin.

The “historic integrity” of Stephen’s Green must be protected in MetroLink plans, according to the Heritage Council.

In an interview on the future of Ireland, the Tánaiste says he's concerned at the language around unification

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A new book looks into people who have vanished during a century of ‘dirty war’ in Ireland, north and south. TP O’MAHONY recalls a Corkman who had a ...

The tangling of branches and history