Despite Murphy jokingly claiming that "Irish people don't like talking fondly about other Irish people," the actor couldn't deny that his friendship with Dornan was totally genuine.
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There will be thousands of Irish people roaring me on.
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This is not to say that ordinary Irish people are content.
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" McIlroy continued: "I trust the Irish people will understand my decision.
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"I trust the Irish people will understand my decision," McIlroy said.
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And you couldn't ignore the huge amount of Irish people there!
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Opinion But the Irish people have learned to love one another.
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The Irish people love to golf and the fans are great.
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The Irish people just did not feel the recovery as well.
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The Irish people survived for months at a time without the banks.
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There are an estimated 50,000 undocumented Irish people living in the United States.
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Many Irish people have a gossipy interest in their nearest neighbor's royal family.
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Despite our social conservatism there is a sense of devilment among Irish people.
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St. Patrick was a Christian missionary who converted the Irish people to Christianity.
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Uys now runs the Community Wetlands Forum, a nexus for bog-loving Irish people.
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Many Irish people responding to RTÉ's tweet were having just as much trouble.
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The long, brutal British suppression of the Irish people was no joke, of course.
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"Irish people are such storytellers," Ms. Barry said in a telephone interview on Friday.
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Earlier this year, the Irish people overwhelmingly voted to overturn a constitutional ban on abortion.
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The Irish people remember him each March 17, the day it is said he died.
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On May 229, the Irish people will vote on whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment.
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It is just a tactic and I believe the Irish people will see through that.
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The Irish people have spoken, but they may soon be asked to speak again—and louder.
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"I want to reassure Irish people that Ireland's interests will be the union's interests," said Barnier.
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"For a lot of Irish people," Ms. Reidy said, "he was just Leo Varadkar of Dublin."
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Irish people will vote in May or June on whether to retain or repeal article 208.
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Irish people will vote in May or June on whether to retain or repeal article 40.3.
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The vote will ask Irish people whether they want to retain or repeal the Eighth Amendment.
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All this helps explain why, caught between Brexit Britain and the EU, Irish people prefer the latter.
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And a remarkably high 31% of young Irish people say they pray at least once a week.
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Ms Ryan reckons employers will lure more Irish people to fill vacancies left behind by departing Europeans.
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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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And because of their low social status, the black people and Irish people would compete for jobs.
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He also emphasized he wanted the majority of Irish people to agree with the solution that's enacted.
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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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They often hijack specific atrocities committed against black slaves and substitute Irish people for the actual victims.
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"A hard border would cement the injustice that has been historically perpetrated against the Irish people," he said.
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Rather than say that it's tasteless and traffics in ugly stereotype -- all Irish people love to get drunk!
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In general, thanks largely to a superb national broadcaster, I find that Irish people are very well-informed.
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It's right in the middle of the city centre, so there's a good mix of tourists and Irish people.
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Second, he conjures an imaginary episode of violence in Northern Ireland, which connects to real Irish people who died.
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As news broke on Monday that Ms. O'Riordan had died suddenly, Irish people took to social media in shock.
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In "Irish People Take a DNA Test," one woman rejoices when she learns that she is 4.2 percent Jewish.
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"I know this will be a difficult decision for the Irish people to make," Ireland's Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said.
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"Irish people were slaves just like the f---ing black people," one of the Proud Boys says in the video.
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The Gaelic revival movement, however, tended to overlook the many Irish people who identified with Britain, before and after independence.
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He knew a lot of Irish people growing up, he explained, so Bay often left him to his own devices.
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It's about sending a message to the world that Irish people, wherever they are, want a safer, fairer Ireland for all.
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Like Jews, Southern Italian immigrants, or Irish people, Québécois people were not considered 'white' for a large parts of their existence.
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This week, thousands of Irish people across the globe are flying home in order to vote in favor of repealing the amendment.
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It took two referendums in the latter part of the last decade for the Irish people to accept the EU's Lisbon Treaty.
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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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As a group, our efforts — and those of many others — resulted in the tearing down of a border that divided the Irish people.
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"Between 46% and 47% of Irish people are on private health insurance, which is by far the highest rate in Europe," she says.
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The Irish people voted to make suicide risk a viable cause for a legal abortion in 1992, but Ms. Y's request was denied.
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I grew up in a country that over-indexes on radio — Irish people listen to more radio than anywhere else in the world.
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DUBLIN — In 1983 the Irish people voted to give a fertilized egg the same right to life as the woman who carries it.
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These mainly British ex-soldiers were recruited as special wartime reinforcements, and became notorious for mass reprisals and indiscriminate killings of Irish people.
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The Irish Times and RTE television exit polls suggest the Irish people have voted to repeal a 1983 constitutional amendment that effectively bans abortions.
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The economic boom of the 1990s and 2000s encouraged some Irish people to go home and others not to leave in the first place.
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Surveys suggest Northern Irish people are a little more than half as likely to fall victim to crime as those in England and Wales.
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Though all its survivors have now passed away, many Irish people have some link to those who fought or were involved in the event.
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"Anyone who pays taxes in Ireland knows that buildings like Apollo House that are part of NAMA belong to Irish people," Hansard told CNN.
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How can Irish people say the Catholic Church has lost its moral authority and power while Irish women still can't access basic health care?
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So I decided to become pro-active and try and make Irish people aware of the great music experience they are missing out on.
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Well, 1.2 million people voted Yes but what astonished me was the realization that Irish people were voting for someone they knew and loved.
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Cobh is an island in the mouth of Cork Harbor, the departure point for more than two million Irish people between 1845 and 1945.
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I am very confident that this government will work its way through this issue and continue with the mandate the Irish people have given us.
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Over the same five years, the number of Irish people professing no religion jumped by 74% to reach 468,000, nearly a tenth of the population.
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"If you ask most Irish people they'll say 'I love the language, it's really important, it's crucial to our identity,'" said Fintan O'Toole, a columnist.
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Pearse was one of fifteen men executed for the armed uprising against the British, after decades of fractious relations between the colonial power and the Irish people.
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This spring has also been the season of the referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment, the constitutional limit on abortion, which Irish people will vote on Friday.
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Mr. Hogan said it was upsetting for many Irish people to see that history "used as a weapon" by Americans who claim a connection to the country.
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The government has promised to hold a referendum next May or June, but it has yet to decide exactly what question to put to the Irish people.
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Thousands of Irish people abroad travelled home to take part in the historic referendum, and supporters of repeal gathered at Dublin Airport to give arrivals an ecstatic welcome.
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In spite of GDP growth of more than 5% a year, one recent survey found that only 26% of Irish people felt better off than a year ago.
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For centuries, Irish people have found ingenious ways to divide their lives between the two islands, even when relations were frosty or worse, as they were in 1916.
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The idea is to encourage Irish people to have private conversations with undecided voters and in the process avoid the polarising and inflammatory language that characterises online debate.
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She said, "When Irish people are given the facts about abortion, and the real effects of denying access at home, they will come to a pro-choice position."
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Before independence, thousands of ordinary Irish people identified, to a greater or lesser degree, with British society; for many of them, independence must have been a traumatic experience.
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What they neglected to realize was that this new equilibrium, which many British and Irish people had come to take for granted, was facilitated by the European Union.
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Mr. O'Halloran said he believed that a deeply ingrained sense of responsibility that Irish people feel for visitors and newcomers weighed heavily on the conscience of the nation.
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Many others seem to agree: A poll released this week showed that 10 percent of Irish people think men should not be allowed to vote in the referendum.
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Using the hashtag #HomeToVote on Twitter and Instagram, Irish people living abroad have shared stories about their journeys and explained why it was important to them to vote.
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The economic recovery has lured some back with better-paying jobs, while making it nearly impossible for many young Irish people to find a place to live there.
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Four-fifths of Northern Irish people tell pollsters they would like to live in a mixed neighbourhood, but most social-housing applicants opt to live in their own communities.
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Image: FaceLab/Liverpool John Moores University/LusacrosscityBased on these findings, and a review of illustrations made of 16th century Irish people, Wilkinson's team adjusted SK2's face to match.
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Watching Irish people watch some of the most well-known Oscars acceptance speeches of all time serves as an excellent reminder of just how bizarre awards ceremonies really are.
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It had also meant for years that Irish people had traveled abroad to access the health procedures they could not have at home—by most estimates 170,000 of them.
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Because they show sport—often the Irish sports that are hard to catch in other pubs—and because the Guinness is reasonable, Irish people do actually go to O'Neill's.
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The event page calls for the center-right Irish government to cancel the visit, and if they don't, for Irish people to turn out in record numbers to protest.
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At this rate, American Jews are two or three generations away from being as Jewish as "Irish" people whose Irishness consists of drinking green beer on St. Patrick's Day.
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Francis Bradley, recently told a newspaper in Inishowen that 20 years ago Irish people had "voted to take violence and death off our streets" through the Good Friday Agreement.
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But 2018 presents the greatest challenge yet: will the Irish people remove the eighth amendment from the constitution -- a ban on abortion introduced in 1983 -- by referendum on May 25?
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"We try to be as multinational as the abortion industry, and they make no apologies for sending in their international affiliates to pontificate to the Irish people," said Dr. Engela.
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Despite the differences of opinion, #HomeToVote has become a trending topic on Twitter and fostered camaraderie, both online and in person, among Irish people who moved away and are returning.
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It's a heavily branded wonder that equal parts loved by Irish people as a pleasant and useful place to stop and a source of national embarrassment that this place exists.
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But it's not just the US — the museum highlights the Irish people who went all over the globe and their now famous ancestors, from revolutionary Che Guevara to Henry Ford.
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"As a small country with close ties to the U.S., most Irish people are pragmatic about keeping cordial relations," said Hugh Linehan, arts and culture editor at the Irish Times.
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The Citizens' Assembly was organized by the Irish government to debate a number of ethical and political dilemmas facing the Irish people – of which abortion rights is a pressing one.
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But viewers watching quickly noticed an Irish cliché coming from the 57-year-old — who opening his talks by saying "Top of the morning" to a room full of Irish people.
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The transition to her new home was challenging, too, as she arrived Canada at a time when Irish people and other immigrants were automatically ushered into a lower class of individuals.
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Recent sexual abuse crises in the United States, Chile, and Australia have reminded the Irish people of their scandals at home and fed escalating anger towards bishops who mishandled abuse cases.
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St. Patrick's Day is a religious holiday that takes place each year on March 17th; A time when the Irish people come together to honor the day of the Saint Patrick's death.
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Many Irish people believe that the Catholic Church has not done enough to atone for the abuse its clergy perpetrated, and how it endeavored to cover up that abuse and protect pedophiles.
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Government officials debate it daily, in London and on the Continent, and ordinary Britons and Irish people are discussing it, too, if only to say that they don't understand what it means.
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The business professor said that his post was written in the style of Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal," a 1729 essay that suggested Irish people sell their children for food to relieve poverty.
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And when non-Irish people think of Irish food, they jump to images of Guinness, Jameson, boiled potatoes, some sort of stew, Murphy's stout, Redbreast whiskey, and fish and chips from Leo Burdock.
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Also referred to as "country and Irish", it's a recession-defying local phenomenon, lucrative industry and—for many Irish people—lifestyle firmly rooted in rural, farming communities where local singers can become stars.
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While many Irish people are already aware of the social and health costs of alcohol consumption, the strong link between excessive alcohol use and several types of cancer has caught some by surprise.
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Scrolling through the hundreds of posts alongside my own plane selfie on Twitter was incredibly heartening — it made me realize that Irish people all over the world wanted the same change as I did.
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By the same token, it is an oversimplification to suggest that the nationalist movement embraced a majority of Irish people, apart from a few civil servants at Dublin Castle and the Anglo-Irish aristocracy.
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Sarah is part of a generation of young Irish people who grew up during the crash that followed the bursting of the country's property bubble and are now struggling to find a place to live.
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Patrick's Day is ostensibly a religious occasion that is also intended to celebrate the accomplishments and culture of the Irish people, though in the US it's long been bastardized into quasi-synonymity with drunken debauchery.
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As we write in the Charlemagne column this week, the share of Irish people who say they attend mass regularly has fallen to barely three in ten from eight in ten a few decades ago.
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According to this reading of history, London had already promised self-government to Ireland and it would have kept that vow in recognition of the contribution of nationalist Irish people to the British war effort.
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But it was re-energized by the Gaelic revival movement of the late 19th century, which promoted it as a way for Irish people to reconnect with their roots and promote a positive national identity.
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This was the day that the Irish people said "no more," Mr. Varadkar told reporters after the results were announced outside Dublin Castle, a government complex where supporters of the "yes" vote gathered to celebrate.
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"In this general election, the Irish people sent a very strong message that they want a change of government and a new approach on housing, health, the cost of living and climate change," Martin said.
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Let it be a lesson to us all: Before you make a speech on live television in front of a bunch of Irish people for their highest holiday, set aside a little more time for Googling.
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The stakes are high and in recent days Irish people have been traveling home from all over the world to cast their votes, taking to social media to document their journeys and reasoning via the #HomeToVote hashtag.
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In a paper published in the Nutrition and Diabetes journal this week, researchers examined the impact of dairy foods including milk, butter, cheese, and yogurt on the health of 1,500 Irish people aged between 18 and 90.
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Ireland is second only to Austria in rates of binge drinking, with 39 percent of Irish people over 15 reporting heavy drinking in a one-month period, according to a 2014 survey by the World Health Organization.
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Moreover, Freedman was touched by the kindness of the Irish people, which surprised her since she'd grown up fighting with Irish-American kids in Pittsburgh, who tormented her on the way home from school because she was Jewish.
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"Our identity as Irish people is socially and culturally evolving," said Mango, whose given name is Karl Mangan, a 27-year-old rapper who makes grime music with the producer Adam Fogarty, 35, who is known as Mathman.
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"This successful I.P.O. has created a strong platform for the state to recover all the money it has invested in A.I.B. and to further dispose of our banking investments for the benefit of the Irish people," he added.
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"This successful IPO has created a strong platform for the state to recover all the money it has invested in AIB and to further dispose of our banking investments for the benefit of the Irish people," Donohoe said.
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InfoWars, the far-right conspiracy site favored by President Trump, is one site that has falsely claimed Irish people were the victims of the Zong massacre, whose death toll it inflated by adding a zero to the end.
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"I am a dedicated and committed public servant and am looking forward to starting my role as governor and having the honour of serving the Irish people, working with my team at the central bank," he wrote to Donohoe.
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Surveys conducted between 2006 and 2009 by the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, suggest that nearly three-fifths of Irish people consider religion an important part of their daily lives, about twice the rate in France or Britain.
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While Irish people complained on Twitter about these brash bird-head-wielding English tourists coming to our country and performing their odd little colonial pantomime, sensitive Britons were eager to ask why it mattered that the men were English.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish people paid homage on Sunday to an Indian immigrant woman whose death inspired a historic vote to repeal Ireland's strict abortion laws while the Catholic Church rued the outcome saying it showed indifference to its teachings.
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"I would spend all day photographing in the streets and every night in the pubs photographing the Irish people, who were so friendly — but at times I needed a translator because their accents could be so thick, " he said.
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I believe Irish society is starting to listen to the voices and needs of women and ignore the propaganda pumped into us by the Catholic Church that no longer has any kind of foothold in the minds of Irish people today.
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It would have been a strange incident in any case, these English men who look like relics of the landlord class shouting at young Irish people rendered desperate because of skyrocketing rents, but it was to become more absurd still.
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The country's Health Research Board estimated that in 2015 Irish people above the age of 15 consumed on average the equivalent of 41 liters of standard whiskey or vodka, or more than 116 bottles of wine, per head each year.
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While 8003 percent of Irish people identified themselves as Catholic in the last census in 2016, this was a decrease from 93 percent in 1926, and as Ireland grows more secular and liberal, strict religious observation has declined even more steeply.
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So Bono introduced Matthew and I ... He says — I'm not going to do the accent because it will be kind of embarrassing — he says… [laughs] I do pick up an Irish accent after I've hung with Irish people for a while.
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That common phrase has its roots in the doings of the "little people," the parallel universes said to be contained within their innocuous-looking hill mounds, and various examples of the eldritch mischief that's allegedly plagued the long-suffering Irish people for centuries.
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Unlike their UK counterparts, some 60% of Irish people, mostly those who are not very old or very poor, have to pay up front in cash for primary health care: a single GP visit typically costs between €50 and €60 ($60-$68).
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"Despite the disappointing outcome, which did not return the outgoing Fine Gael–Labour government, Fine Gael will be the largest group and we are determined to play our part in providing the Irish people with a government," Kenny said in a statement.
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Related: Watch 'Undercover Migrant,' our documentary about the lives of London's immigrants The Grunwick strike was great for race relations in the UK. Local Irish people brought tea and snacks to the pickets, and black and white people braved police batons together.
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On May 25, the Irish people will decide whether to repeal the 8th amendment, which equates the life of a pregnant woman with that of an embryo or fetus and criminalizes abortion except if continuing a pregnancy would result in certain death.
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Why they come Ireland has long been sending its people to the US. During the decade after the Irish Famine, which happened in the mid-19th century, almost 2 million Irish people emigrated to the US — a quarter of the country's population at the time.
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So long as an open border existed, this was never a real issue; polling last year suggested that only 14 percent of Northern Irish people wanted to unify with the Republic of Ireland, with even Catholics preferring to stay in the UK. But now?
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U.S. presidents have typically received very warm welcomes in Ireland — Barack Obama even had a motorway stop named after him — given the two countries' deep links, but Trump's controversial policies, particularly on immigration, have made him a focus of anger for many Irish people.
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Those who are eligible to vote in their home country — about 40,000 — must do so in person, which led to hundreds of Irish people across the world traveling back home to participate in Friday's referendum and sharing their experiences on social media via the hashtag #HomeToVote.
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Many Irish people are familiar with and envious of the UK's NHS and in 2017 a cross-party committee of MPs voted unanimously in favour of Sláintecare ("Sláinte" means "health" in Irish), a detailed plan to introduce free and improved care at all levels of treatment.
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In recent years, a host of prominent Irish people have come out, including Maria Walsh, the winner of the Rose of Tralee, an Irish beauty pageant, Pat Carey, a former government minister, and Leo Varadkar, a young politician widely seen as a possible future prime minister.
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"The Irish people have had no say in the Brexit process, it has been the competing imperialist powers of London and Brussels that have decided what happens in Ireland," Saoradh, a political organization with links to the New I.R.A., a republican paramilitary group, said in a statement.
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There were A-list celebrities, D-list celebrities, people who consider themselves celebrities, swarms of Irish people wrapped in their country's tricolors, and a posse of young women wearing shirts emblazoned with the name of a company whose website requires that you confirm you're an adult.
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" They added: "We have endured eight years of great suffering, private nightmare, public defamation, and state vilification arising solely," they said, from Sergeant McCabe's determination to ensure that the police agency "adheres to decent and appropriate standards of policing in its dealings with the Irish people.
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But what is striking here in "old Anatolia," where the prime minister says Irish people have their ancestry, is that while the Turkish people in and around the refugee camp I visited seemed incredibly welcoming of their neighbors, there was also a sense that something was not quite right.
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Mr. Kenny drew attention during a St. Patrick's Day visit to Washington, where he seemed to reproach President Trump, raising the subject of the estimated 50,000 Irish people living in the United States illegally who would be at risk if Mr. Trump keeps his campaign promise to round up undocumented immigrants.
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For decades, Irish leaders have used the meeting to ask for visas for undocumented Irish people in the US. In the past, exceptions were granted -- the Morrison and Donnelly visas of the 1980s and 1990s, named after the congressmen behind them, gave Irish citizens an advantage over some others seeking the American Dream.
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"The consensus view of the party was a reiterating of our consistent message that the best interests of the Irish people are not served by a government made up of Fianna Fail and Fine Gael," Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin told reporters after a second meeting with Kenny that lasted just 10 minutes.
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As Cousins goes through it, he looks at Welles's life and career, refracted through his art—dozens of charcoal drawings, portraits he drew feverishly on an ocean liner to Ireland as a teenager ("Looking at Irish people was training you to look, to draw"), abstract sketches from a subsequent trip to Morocco.
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While the IRA tried to use physical force to subvert the democratic will of the Northern Irish people (a majority of whom have always supported remaining in the UK), Sinn Fein tried, starting in the early '80s, to win Catholic votes away from peaceful republican parties like the Social Democratic and Labour Party.
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He has a State Department that is missing large chunks of people—there haven't been appointments for all sorts of levels—and he's notorious for... Well, it's a bit like Éamon de Valera [a prominent Irish politician in the early 20th century], who was asked how he knew what the Irish people wanted.
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In the course of the debate, the opposition's health spokesman, Stephen Donnelly, reversed his party's earlier objection to the cancer labels, admitting that he had been shocked by research that showed 500 Irish people died of alcohol-related cancers each year, "about three times the number of people who die on the roads," he said.
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Though Sinn Fein is historically identified by its links to the Irish Republican Army — a legacy it has never been able to shake with older Irish people — it has appealed to younger urban voters with robust policies to deal with the housing crisis, among them a pledge to build 100,000 homes in five years.
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Varadkar, who has a reputation as a straight talker with a distaste for glad-handing, said he wanted to level with the Irish people so they would not think he had a hidden agenda when he supported an upcoming same-sex marriage referendum (which passed, making Ireland the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote).
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It's now seven years since the global financial crash which resulted in Ireland's bail-out by the European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) for billions of euros, and the so-called "brain-drain" of educated, young Irish people is slowing down, with many of those who left during the recession recently coming home again.
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Frémont secured the Republican Presidential nomination, in 1856, by a shrewd piece of political maneuvering, one that reminds us just how complex and contradictory the politics of abolition were: some of the Know- Nothings, fiercely anti-immigrant (and anti-Catholic), were also antislavery, it being possible at the time for white working-class Americans to hate Irish people as much as they hated black people.
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She is joined by Irish people across the world: Actress Lauryn Canny tweeted that she'll be making the 5,169 mile journey from LA to Ireland in order to vote; one woman tweeted about her journey to Ireland from Vietnam; and a man tweeted about his joy to see that others on his flight from Buenos Aires were on their way to Ireland to repeal the Eighth, to name a few.
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Perhaps the most famous satirical work of all time is Jonathan Swift's 1729 essay "A Modest Proposal" (full title: "A Modest Proposal for preventing the children of poor people in Ireland, from being a burden on their parents or country, and for making them beneficial to the publick"), which proposed that poor Irish people should sell their children to the rich as food in order to ease their money problems.
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Once banned from entering Britain, Mr. McGuinness won a seat in the House of Commons in London; ran unsuccessfully for the presidency of Ireland in 2011; visited prime ministers several times at 20103 Downing Street; met Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama at the White House; and shook hands twice with Queen Elizabeth II. "This is the side of his political life that McGuinness wants the Irish people to remember: the reformed man, the young, hotheaded idealist who learned the error of his ways and forged peace, an achievement that still wins him plaudits from around the world," the British magazine New Statesman said in 2011.
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