It all went down at Intrigue Nightclub -- where the Irish golfer and the Irish boy-bander approached the Irish fighter to revel in their full Irish awesomeness.
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NORTH DAKOTA: Ebeneezer's Eatery & Irish Pub in Minot has Irish fries that perfectly complement this traditional Irish pub's signature burgers.
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As Goodman wrote for the Washington Post in July: Undocumented Irish immigrants and Irish Americans, through groups like the Irish Immigration Reform Movement, lobbied Congress to "legalize the Irish" already in the U.S. and to make sure future visas would be reserved for the Irish.
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They asked Irish expat and heritage organizations in the US, including The New York Irish Center and The Irish Cultural Center of New England, to rate actors' attempts at Irish accents in some top movies in which an American actor has played an Irish character.
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Maybe try again with Irish Uilleann pipes & an Irish setting?
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Irish stocks also rallied while Irish government bond yields fell .
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Ryanair argued that Irish courts had jurisdiction over their Irish contracts.
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The Irish and Irish Americans were well represented in the crowd.
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Northern Irish citizens can hold both an Irish and British passport.
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And many Irish workers gain experience and training across the Irish Sea.
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We do not question Irish tax code, that is for the Irish.
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It is the Irish National Liberation Army, not the Irish Republican Army.
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The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 19493 created the Irish Provisional Government, which began to function as an independent state, and also divided the Irish nationalists.
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In fact, "the racism in the Irish context toward Irish travellers is so deeply embedded in the Irish psyche that it's actually normalised" says Mr Collins.
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Brendan Behan Pub: Named for the renowned Irish scribe and tippler, the Behan is a rarity: an Irish pub that actually feels like an Irish pub.
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He now heads Co-operation Ireland, a U.K., Irish and U.S.-registered charity working to promote dialogue and practical collaboration between Irish and Northern Irish communities.
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"Would ya like an Irish coffee?" the server asked in an Irish brogue.
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It's Irish on Irish, so of course the subject is death and mourning.
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Microsoft reasonably argues that its Irish customers' e-mails are protected by Irish law: if the American authorities want them, they must apply via the Irish courts.
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On the call, a Northern Irish beef farmer said he sent meat across the Irish border to be processed in the Irish Republic before shipment to Britain.
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The leader of the Irish Labour Party said Trump does not share Irish values.
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"Great swim in the beautiful Irish Sea with the team," the Irish fighter said.
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BREXIT: IRISH PM VARADKAR SAYS IRISH BACKSTOP IS AN ABSOLUTE RED LINE FOR IRELAND
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Well, turns out he's even more Irish than actual Irish folk living in Ireland.
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As a party of Irish republicans and democrats, Sinn Fein believes in Irish unity.
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But Irish rap's lack of definition also points to a fluidity within Irish identity.
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The Rose of Tralee International Festival takes stock of Irish manners and Irish meanings.
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Tiny Man in an Irish Pub Night: They're playing darts in an Irish pub.
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All proceeds from the Allied Irish offering will go to repay the Irish government.
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Martin O'Malley, whose ancestors were Irish, launched another petition calling on Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny and Irish-American members of Congress to skip the White House event.
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"When they came here they found bacon was expensive," said Niall O'Dowd, the publisher of Irish America magazine and The Irish Voice, an Irish newspaper in New York.
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Anybody born in the Irish Republic or Northern Ireland, or with an Irish parent or grandparent, is entitled to an Irish passport - about six million people living in Britain.
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Everybody jumping on board because one Irish dude is going somewhere amongst all the Irish.
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Anyone with an Irish grandparent can apply for Irish citizenship—and plenty of people are.
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As a young MP he liked to relax in Irish bars singing Irish freedom songs.
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Irish rebels, and argued that the Irish struggle was one and the same with the
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What's more, free trade is crucial for the Northern Irish (and U.K.) and Irish economies.
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News of the cancellation was first reported by an Irish national newspaper, The Irish Independent.
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"Their raison d'être is Irish unification," said Bobby McDonagh, a former Irish ambassador to Britain.
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Price: $3.99This 7-ounce block is an Irish cheddar that's infused with Irish-creme liqueur.
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Irish newspapers have taken to referring to Trump's hard right Irish-American appointees as "alt-Irish," so at odds are they with opinions about refugees and immigrants held in Ireland.
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Part of the larger Craic Fest of Irish music and cinema, the Kids Fleadh, for ages 2866 to 2811, presents award-winning short films by Irish and Irish-American directors.
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But the Irish market and the Irish economy are not really the same thing, O'Halloran said.
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The Northern Irish party is reportedly willing to accept a regulatory border in the Irish sea.
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Additioanl reporting by Sophie Louet and John Irish; Writing by John Irish; Editing by Richard Balmforth
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Some come for the Irish breakfast, some come for the Irish coffee (often, minus the coffee).
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Additional reporting by John Irish and Caroline Paillez; Writing by John Irish; Editing by Gareth Jones
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Bake some Irish soda bread Irish soda bread is practically a way of life in Ireland.
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Some prominent Irish Republicans have already called for a referendum on the question of Irish unity.
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Former Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin, favorite to become next Irish prime minister after a Feb.
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More than half of Irish voters share her enthusiasm, according to a recent Irish Times poll.
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His father was Jewish and his mother was Irish, and he identified with the Irish side.
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Cabin crew based at the Irish carrier's Charleroi airport base in Belgium challenged Ryanair in a local court, but Ryanair argued that their Irish contracts should be governed by Irish courts.
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However, unless at least one parent or an Irish-born grandparent was an Irish citizen a when you were born, you cannot claim Irish citizenship on the basis of extended previous ancestry.
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Just like when Irish moved, they went into Irish ghettos and Jews into Jewish ghettos et cetera.
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The find was described as "simply unparalleled" by Irish Government Minister Josepha Madigan, the Irish Times reports .
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The Flavor Experience: For the luck of the Irish, here's a whimsical and enchanted Irish blue cheese.
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Irish stick-fighting was not only an ancient martial tradition; it became a symbol for Irish culture.
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Hundreds of Irish women head to other countries including Britain for abortions, according to The Irish Times.
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"A lot of the Irish people, and especially Irish women, have shed the church," the companion said.
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The Irish Outsiders tour has been revised to focus on Irish immigrant identity and St. Patrick's Day.
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Sean O'Casey, a great playwright of the Anglo-Irish renaissance, is reborn, courtesy of the Irish Rep.
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SPOKESWOMAN FOR BRITISH PM JOHNSON SAYS NORTHERN IRISH MINISTER WILL MEET IRISH FOREIGN MINISTER LATER ON FRIDAY
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The petition states it will be delivered to Irish-American lawmakers and the Irish Embassy in Washington.
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And there's history on the Irish famine, which is what drove so many Irish people to America.
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Additional reporting by Geert De Clercq and John Irish; Writing by Ingrid Melander; Editing by John Irish
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Born in England to Irish parents, Mr. Myers has long been a strident and at times deeply controversial voice in the Irish news media, first as a columnist for The Irish Times (which is not connected to The Sunday Times of London), and then later The Irish Independent group.
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He said Mr. Trump's Irish-American supporters had betrayed their roots and has compared them to Irish-American slaveholders in the South who were admonished by the 19th-century Irish leader Daniel O'Connell.
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Mrs May's Northern Irish partners, the Democratic Unionists, fret over a possible hard border with the Irish Republic.
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Irish nationalists have demanded moves towards Irish unification in response to Johnson's threat of a no-deal Brexit.
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Additional reporting by John Irish, Elizabeth Pineau and Jean-Baptiste vey; Editing by John Irish and Gareth Jones
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Additional reporting by John Irish and by Rachel Cordery in London; Editing by John Irish and Andrew Heavens
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The Irish accept the expense of keeping Irish on signs and in classrooms, even if it isn't efficient.
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He talked ceaselessly in an Irish accent, regaling Mr. Goins with stories of serving in the Irish military.
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Most sensitive is the Irish language, whose status Sinn Fein wants to elevate via an Irish Language Act.
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Additional reporting by Ingrid Melander, Sophie Louet and John Irish; writing by John Irish; Editing by Ralph Boulton
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The "Irish toothache" means "erect penis"—so intercourse is "to give a hot poultice to the Irish toothache".
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The Irish Times reported that the Trump Organization lost 2.2 million euros on the Irish resort in 2016.
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It was not clear how Paul Whelan obtained Irish citizenship, though people with Irish ancestors are frequently eligible.
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Soon enough, Irish Spring caught wind of the whole thing and shot back in true Fighting Irish fashion.
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Bailey's Irish lawyer, Frank Buttimer, said the French trial demonstrated a lack of respect for the Irish courts.
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Irish banks face possible hits on profitability and asset quality due to the expected slowdown in British and Irish economic growth, while sterling weakness may impact the repayment ability of Irish companies, Sibley said.
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They frequently take advantage of a quirk of Irish tax law which allows companies to designate an Irish registered company as being tax resident elsewhere — an arrangement tax professionals have termed a "double Irish".
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The film takes the long view of the Irish Troubles, beginning with the 1916 Easter Rising, when Irish nationalists rebelling against British rule proclaimed the establishment of the Irish Republic and were mercilessly suppressed.
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Out West With its street full of Irish bars and stores selling Irish products like Tayto potato chips and black pudding -- a type of sausage made using pork blood -- Woodlawn has one of the highest concentrations of Irish immigrants in the US, but the undocumented Irish are spread far and wide.
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Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations A public forum set up to advise the Irish government on constitutional issues voted Saturday to recommend unrestricted access to abortion.
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The British and Irish governments were parties to the agreement, and Irish voters approved it in two 1998 referendums.
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Sturgeon said the British government, in accommodating Northern Irish demands on the Irish border question, was contradicting this stance.
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Passage Irish Bar and Kitchen Elevated Irish pub fare, with 27 beers and 74 whiskeys, sets this tavern apart.
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Under the proposal leaked to Irish media, there would physical customs checks on either side of the Irish border.
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The government supports Irish language TV and radio broadcasts, as well as designated Irish-speaking rural areas called Gaeltacht.
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That of course makes the other famous Cromwell, Oliver, Irish too, and he's the biggest villain in Irish history.
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In 2004, she took over an Irish sports bar nearby and renamed it Dr. Gilbert's, after an Irish song.
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According to British and Irish news reports, at least one of the packages had an Irish stamp on it.
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Last year's winner, Found, is Irish-bred and Irish-based, while Golden Horn, the 2015 winner, is from England.
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Varadkar and Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney were due to arrive later for talks, an Irish government spokesman said.
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Allied Irish is an almost pure play on the Irish economy, one of the fastest-growing in the eurozone.
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BREXIT: IRISH PM VARADKAR AND UK PM JOHNSON TO MEET IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND ON OCT 10 - IRISH GOVERNMENT
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Now, with Irish fighting Irish, he had made his way to America to join his older brother and uncle.
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Then, according to a handwritten ledger from Irish military archives, Mr. Cawley enlisted in the Irish Free State's army.
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I'll still come from a large, Irish Catholic family, even if we're a little less Irish than we thought.
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Pro-Irish unity campaigners are discussing how to persuade opponents of the virtues of an all-island Irish state.
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The youth fleadh, expressly for those 210 and older, will consist of a program of award-winning shorts by Irish and Irish-American filmmakers, along with rousing step dancing by the Niall O'Leary Irish Dance Troupe.
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Stephen Colbert can do a decent Irish brogue — but he could still use some pointers from a true Irish lass.
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Over half of Irish voters (54 percent) say they are satisfied with the way the Irish government has handled Brexit.
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Some Brits are also eyeing an Irish route, since U.K. citizens with Irish parents or grandparents are entitled to passports.
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While not an Irish stock, any company that holds the Guinness brand will always have a very strong Irish connection.
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Reporting by Ahmed Rasheed Rasheed in Baghdad and John Irish in Paris; Writing by John Irish; Editing by Catherine Evans
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But differences have re-emerged over the Northern Irish-Irish border, amid tensions exacerbated by a political crisis in Ireland.
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An Irish republic was proclaimed, in defiance of British power, and demanded the loyalty of all Irish men and women.
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Dodds also accused the Irish government of using it as a "bargaining chip on Brexit", something the Irish government denied.
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The situation resembles Irish rock in the 1970s, when bands sprung up in a grass-roots modernization of Irish music.
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BREXIT: IRISH PM VARADKAR SAYS SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL PACKAGE WILL BE NEEDED FOR COMPANIES IN NO DEAL, MAJORITY FROM IRISH EXCHEQUER
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The Irish Rep, which has lovingly revived othere Boucicault Irish plays, revisits this 1841 tidbit about money, disguise and romance.
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The Irish International Immigrant Center (Irish Center) filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction to force USCIS to restore the program.
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Despite the differences, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told RTE radio an Irish backstop was "doable" by an October summit.
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He brought with him a painting of an Irish stag, with the words "To my Irish Chairman" written on it.
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The Irish Times and Irish Independent newspapers reported last month that Stobart was close to a deal to merge Stobart Air and rival Irish regional airline CityJet and was restructuring its business in anticipation of a deal.
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The pro-European outcome of last week's referendum in Northern Ireland caused Sinn Fein, the Irish nationalist political party once depicted as a mouthpiece of the Irish Republican Army, to call for a referendum on Irish unification.
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"On the day when everybody in America feels Irish, or celebrates being Irish, it's important that we take a pause to reflect on the fact that the Irish story is an immigrant story," O'Riordain told The Hill.
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The violence of the subsequent decades was largely carried out by both Irish nationalist and Northern Irish loyalist paramilitaries, such as the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the Ulster Volunteer Force and the Ulster Defense Association, among others.
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Of the eight members of the anti-abortion Irish Center for Bio-Ethical Reform who protested outside the offices of The Irish Times on a recent weekday, only three — including the group's leader, Jean Engela — are Irish.
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In 1877, the year that Walter Bagehot died, Irish nationalists embarked on a political quest for Irish home rule that over the next 50 years reflected the deeply held aspirations of a large portion of the Irish population.
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The ban on abortion, though, "was intrinsic to Irish Catholicism, and for a long-time Catholicism was sort of an intrinsic part to being Irish," the FT's Orla Ryan, who is Irish, said on the World Weekly podcast.
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Experts are concerned Brexit could jeopardize plans to join the Irish and Northern Irish electricity markets by the end of this year, a multi-year project to create a unified Irish electricity market in line with EU legislation.
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Irish hospitality is on warmly elegant display every night at this Irish Repertory Theater production, staged in the stately Fifth Avenue home of the American Irish Historical Society, just across the street from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Last October, the Irish author Paul Murray published a satirical novel, "The Mark and the Void," about the Irish banking crisis.
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The Irish Finance ministry said in a statement on Monday that "the commission has misunderstood the relevant facts and Irish law".
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Some Irish eyes are smiling over the outcome of the repeal vote, which must still be implemented by the Irish legislature.
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Ruth Dudley-Edwards is an Irish historian, broadcaster and journalist, writing regularly for the Irish Sunday Independent and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Additional reporting by Sophie Louet, Simon Carraud, John Irish and Jean-Baptiste Vey; Editing by John Irish and Matthew Mpoke Bigg
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The U.S. Department of Justice and parliamentary committees in both the Irish and Northern Irish parliament are also investigating the deal.
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At first a DNA test revealed he was entirely Irish, but as the data set changed, he gradually became less Irish.
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He denied reports in British and Irish tabloids that he was involved in a scrap at an Irish bar in November.
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"It mobilized the Irish abroad who were passionate about gay rights in Ireland," the London-Irish Abortion Rights Campaign spokesperson added.
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Kenny told the Irish Times this year that Irish law had even prevented her from referring Harte to a U.K. hospital.
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Ireland: The Irish Aviation Authority announced Tuesday that it was suspending the operation of all 737 Max variants in Irish airspace.
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"Everybody was Irish or Italian," said Ledden, one of the Irish guys, over a beer at Corner Bistro on Vernon Boulevard.
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"It is moving quite quickly at the moment," the Irish official told a British Irish Chamber of Commerce event in Brussels.
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Pfizer announced in November that it would merge with Irish-based Allergan, with the new company keeping Allergan's Irish tax residence.
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Irish clubs inspired by a more recent wave of Irish immigration — Lansdowne Bhoys and Shamrock SC — had already claimed their places.
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The Irish leader, Mr. O'Toole wrote, needed to stand up for all immigrants in the United States, not just Irish ones.
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Highlights will include the Irish Arts Center's resident ceili (social) band; Cul an Ti, a series of cartoons incorporating Irish songs; a performance and lesson by the Niall O'Leary School of Irish Dance; demonstrations in baking soda bread; and chances for children to try out Irish instruments, like the tin whistle and the bodhran (a type of drum).
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For a different but no less important side of Irish history, head to Kilmainham Gaol, a county jail that held, among others, generations of Irish political prisoners from 1796 through its closure in 1924 following the Irish Civil War.
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In earlier centuries, the very survival of Irish Catholicism owed much to the refuge offered in France and Belgium to Irish monastics.
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It is the biggest market for Irish food exports and the U.K. also plays a crucial role for the Irish tourism sector.
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As a rule of thumb, the more Irish a multi-generation Irish-American politician sounds, the more scepticism he or she warrants.
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Funny moment with Irish superstar Colin Farrell ... who apparently hasn't done his Irish duty of checking in on Conor McGregor's baby yet.
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The couple met in 2016 while participating in an Irish singing competition at the New York Irish Center in Long Island City.
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Two Anglo Irish executives were among three Irish bankers jailed in July for between 24 and 42 months conspiring to defraud investors.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said the Irish and French embassies in Malaysia were working together to help out the Quoirin family.
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Northern Ireland (25) This would mean no changes to Irish border arrangements without the agreement of both the British and Irish governments.
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Mr. Hicks, also 35, is studying for a Master of Arts degree in Irish and Irish-American studies at New York University.
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"Anyone/anywhere kick off about human dog cage fighter Conor McGregor winning the Irish Sportsperson thing?" posted one upset Irish sports fan.
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By 1919 a grass-roots militia called the Irish Volunteers joined with several other militant groups to form the Irish Republican Army.
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Trinity Irish Dance Company, in a quintuple bill, took the virtuoso footwork of Irish step dancing and led it in multiple directions.
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"The Irish people can use any and all means necessary to achieve Irish freedom, whether it's armed struggle or not," he said.
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It's pretty cool ... the park uses Conor's Proper Twelve Irish Whiskey in its Irish coffee ... but no word if he treated himself.
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So I ended up, suitably, at an Irish bar around the corner called The Irish Pub, where I found a raucous scene.
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Irish-American Heritage Month, in March, honors the achievements and contributions of Irish immigrants and their descendants living in the United States.
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On Monday, the Irish government said it expected to price the offering of Allied Irish Banks from €3.90 to €4.90 a share.
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The Irish government injected 21 billion euros, or about $23.4 billion at current exchange rates, into Allied Irish, in 2009 and 2010.
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Just as important is his enormous popularity, especially with the Irish and Irish-Americans who were out in force at the Garden.
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The Irish President Michael D. Higgins said McGuinness's death "leaves a gap that will be difficult to fill" in Northern Irish politics.
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Northern Ireland (25) This would mean no changes to Irish border arrangements without the agreement of both the British and Irish governments.
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Reporting by Michelle Martin and Joseph Nasr in Berlin and John Irish in Paris; Writing by Michelle Martin; editing by John Irish
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