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On Thursday afternoon, John Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Fitzpatrick Hotel Group, North America was joined by the Taoiseach of Ireland Brian Cowen to perform a "Cut the Ribbon" ceremony in celebration of The Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel's refurbishments to the lobby and bar areas Read more...
Three Irish Centenarians have celebrated their birthdays after being presented with gifts by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Micheál Martin, T.D., on behalf of President McAleese during a special party in New York Read more...
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A Limerick company signed a $500,000 deal last Thursday at an event to promote Irish firms in New York organised by Enterprise Ireland and hosted by Foreign Affairs Minister, Micheál Martin Read more...
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On Tuesday, the Irish Government reacted to the current global fiscal crisis by putting in place an immediate guarantee arrangement to safeguard all deposits with six Irish banks... Read more...
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In the early noughties, Ireland was unquestionably the domain of the singer/songwriter, as hordes of musicians, drunk on Nick Drake, Bob Dylan and Steve Earl, set about carving out careers in music, armed with acoustic guitars, earnestness and good intentions Read more...
Did you ever get a phone call from nobody? Did you ever wonder who nobody was? How can you explain it? How can you express it? Read more...
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i>Pick up a copy of our print edition for page after page of photos from the Taoiseach's visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly! Read more...
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What a week it has been with the first the certaintyof a bailout of the Stock Market and then the No vote in the House of Representatives. What are we going to do next, just keep your fingers crossed I think... Read more...
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The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Micheál Martin T.D., was on hand to congratulate New York-based Kerry footballers when they beat Down 13 points to 1-9 to become Gaelic Champions in the Big Apple Read more...
Jan Vennegor of Hesselink hit a late winner as Celtic came from behind to beat Aberdeen at Parkhead... Read more...
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