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New historical novel digs deep into Ottawa's Irish roots
A new novel goes deep into the history of the Ottawa River Valley in the 1800s. “Unrest” is the debut novel by Gwen Tuinman.
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Victims and survivors’ evidence ‘shone light on consequences of Omagh bombing’
Evidence from victims’ families and survivors of the Omagh bombing has shone a “bright light on the terrible consequences” of ...
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Injured officer tells of efforts to help victims in Omagh bomb devastation
A police officer injured in the Omagh bombing has described how he tried to help victims in the scenes of devastation which ...
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No St. Patrick's Day invitation to the US - yet - for Northern Ireland leaders
Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister said once she and the First Minister have confirmation of St. Patrick's Day events in Washington, DC, they will consider their plans for engagement.
Ireland’s best-kept secret is a Sky Garden where ‘clouds meet the grass’
Hidden in the hills of Ireland’s most southerly county is an extraordinary place: a living sculpture carved from emerald ...