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National Famine Commemoration in Galway Confirmed for May 16th

The Portumna Workhouse, opened in 1852 and regarded as one of the most complete surviving complexes of its kind, has become a hub for lectures, exhibitions and cultural events. This will be the first time the National Famine Commemoration has been held in County Galway since the annual initiative was established in 2008.

A Legal Look: The Political Parties in the North

When we read about the political and legal matters facing the north, we regularly see the political parties being mentioned as well. The representatives speaking on behalf of their parties will state their party’s perspective on the issue, usually with an unequivocal voice. Beyond the immediate statements they make on the issues concerning the day, where do these political parties stand on issues that extend beyond the day? Where do they stand on Irish unification, the economy and Brexit, and the Legacy Act? To find out we need to review their party manifestos and positions.

The October Issue of iIrish Has Arrived!

Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Greater Cleveland An Gorta Mor

Ireland-Live.ie Summation of the Three Irish Presidency Candidates

The three candidates were all asked about their views on the presidency on RTE Radio, in the first series of broadcast interviews after the deadline for nominations closed at noon on Wednesday.

Cleveland Comhrá: The Evolution of the Irish Vampire

Vampire stories have always intrigued me. I’ve often wondered what inspires writers to create their characters and story lines. How much was Bram Stoker...

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