Wednesday 25 May, 2022
An extract from the memoir of Republican Máire Comerford, about an incident during the Civil War.
Clarke operated a tobacconist at 55 Amiens Street, Dublin from 1908 to 1911.
US President Joe Biden called the ruling ‘a big win for the American people’.
We are hosting a panel of young voices to discuss the reality of life in Northern Ireland and how positive change could be brought about.
Republican Luke Letlow announced earlier this month that he had tested positive for Covid-19.
Biden also blamed Donald Trump for “stoking violence” in US cities.
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley was among the key speakers at the first night of the Republican National Convention.
Trump had already moved the convention’s public events out of North Carolina because of virus concerns.
John Bolton writes in a book draft that Trump told him he wanted to withhold aid from Ukraine.
‘Tiocfaidh ár lá’ is misspelt on the man’s upper arm.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he expects the House of Representatives to send the articles of impeachment through to the upper chamber tomorrow.
Jim Donegan (43) was gunned down outside a school in west Belfast on 4 December 2018.
Operation Banner began in August 1969 and lasted until 2007.
“This is my truck, and in my truck, we go by my rules and that’s my rule,” republican Robert Foster said.
Cindy Hyde-Smith’s remarks were interpreted as alluding to Mississippi’s history of racist violence.
The former presidential nominee lost out to Barack Obama in 2012.
Meanwhile, Trump has devoted his final days before tomorrow’s midterm elections to helping Senate and gubernatorial candidates.
Some of the races are virtually tied in the polls – can the Democrats flip enough seats to take back the House?
Richard O’Rawe was one of the H-block Blanketmen during the Troubles, and has written previously about the life of Gerry Conlon of the Guildford Four.
Democrats have been grilling the judge Trump has selected – but he’s likely to be approved by the Republican-controlled Senate.
The name of the city remains a contentious issue for some.
Ryan claims Irish roots, having traced his ancestors back to Ireland during the Famine.
The House Speaker said the decision was a personal one, saying he didn’t want his kids to have a “weekend dad”.
O’Hare was charged on 9 June 2015. He appeared before the Dublin District Court today where he was served a booked of evidence.
Gerry Adams: War, Peace and Politics airs this Wednesday and Thursday at 9pm on TV3.
From TheJournal.ie
Art Jones is currently the only Republican candidate for the November election.
The White House said it played no role in Andrew McCabe’s departure.
Steve Wynn has denied the allegations, first published in The Wall Street Journal on Friday.
Several women have claimed Moore sexually molested or pursued them when they were in their teens.
An Phoblacht has been in production in its current form since 1970.
Adams will not stand for election in the next Dáíl either.
Two more women have accused US Senate candidate Roy Moore of inappropriate conduct.
Paul Ryan, Jeff Sessions and John McCain have all called on Moore to drop out of the Senate race in Alabama.
Senate candidate Roy Moore has denied the allegations; his campaign called the story “fake news”.
Steve Scalise made his way into congress on crutches for the first time in three months and hailed his survival as a ‘miracle’.
Trump has expressed increasing anger with Sessions as his Justice Department’s investigations into possible Trump-Russia collusion have quickened.
He says in the video: “This is why Homeland Security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible.”
Louisiana congressman Steve Scalise was shot and wounded at a Republican charity baseball game yesterday.
“Let me be as clear as I can be. Violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society,” Senator Sanders told Capitol Hill.
“There is a lot of unpredictability ahead of us. I’m an optimist by nature … I hope President Trump is successful.”
