Thursday 20 January, 2022
Hannah Looney has moved Stateside for work and plans to stay until next summer, at least.
Ray Gallagher of the Longford club explains how much they rely on Irish-based players to compete.
Johnny Glynn is the big name in new manager Gerry Fox’s set-up.
A fifth man is in hospital with critical injuries following the attack in the Chinatown area.
“Wish I was a rat on that subway station… a mere roach…”
Cynthia Nixon, a lifelong New Yorker, says that she wants to “fight for a better, more equal New York”.
The man set off a crude pipe bomb strapped to his body earlier today in a crowded subway corridor near Times Square.
He faced a 22-count indictment that includes charges of murder.
Heads up, Madison Square Garden!
A store owner was stabbed to death and a woman slashed in the face in yesterday’s attacks.
This is the first modular prefab constructed building in New York City.
‘Whoever would have thought that a Donegal girl would feel so at home amidst the calamity of New York city?’
The women had not decided on a target but documents show one mentioned a New York police funeral as an “attractive potential target”.
You thought we had it bad?
Nicholas Guido was mistaken for a man with the same name.
Many Irish and Kerry men spent more than five years working at the resurrected World Trade Centre site.
New York had a poor record of protecting old buildings until 1966.
No, we don’t know when it is being released. No, it hasn’t been announced yet.
Humza Deas put himself on the NYPD’s radar recently.
A steal at twice the price
The regulation has been staunchly opposed by restaurants, cinemas and fizzy drinks makers.
Barack and Michelle Obama visited the $700 million museum today ahead of next week’s opening.
We’re suddenly very very hungry.
Aidan O’Shea reckons cost should not come into the debate over whether New York’s involvement is worthwhile.
‘Vaping’ is no longer allowed in restaurants, bars, parks, beaches and other public places.
“It’s very important not to disappear people. It’s not an acceptable thing to do in any culture.”
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX FEET.
Want to take the tour of the gaff?
Guinness said it was unhappy with the treatment of LGBT groups in the New York City parade.
The parade committee received a raft of complaints about the move in recent days, but they’re expected to confirm the invitation later.
Earlier, his alter-ego Panti made an appearance at the St Pat’s For All parade in Queens.
Leo Varadkar is at odds with Cabinet colleague Joan Burton over whether or not ministers should attend the New York St Patrick’s Day next month.
Amazing what a simple exclamation point can do!
The game takes place in the MetLife Stadium in February.
For marathoners, New York City is one of the most spectacular routes in the world. The finishing line is a sight that never ceases to amaze or bring a torrent of emotion to the surface, writes Jackie Cahill.
