What did Munster prove yesterday?
A point
In what manner of maximum informativeness?
The most telling
In front of a home crowd in what combustible state?
Fired-up
What source of usable […]

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In Ireland where same-sex unions are not legal despite both the Taoiseach and Tánaiste being in favour, the British embassy in Dublin is hosting civil […]

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It has no legal standing, in terms of the Official Languages Act, but the results of the plebiscite in The Town Formerly Known As Dingle […]

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There are about twelve tickets left for The Elders‘ Irish Tour of March 2-9, 2007. Hammond Tours is chartering three buses for all those traveling […]

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St Petersburg doesn’t get any tourists. It used to when it was Leningrad but then they changed the name and the tourists all went to […]

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Real official Irish dirt can be bought in America from two Irishmen who are not afraid of getting their hands dirty.
For planting a tree […]

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The past, present and future roles of traditional Irish music in the shaping of Irish culture is one of the main issues for discussion at […]

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Great-grandmother Sue Gerard has a nice piece in the Colombia Daily Tribune about a community in the middle of Missouri, called Harg
Granny Sue says that […]

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 • The wedding of Flatley
 • The extraordinary Myers
 • The club of laughter
 • The re-emerging Logan
 • The animated Pope
 • The agreeable Paisley
 • The iPod for Bono
 • […]

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Growing up in Ireland with the politics of the National Question, we grew up with phrases that defined how a nation and its neighbour dealt […]

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New figures show that Ireland has lost its place as being one of Europe’s most generous nations where organ donations are concerned. Back in 1990, […]

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  • After 13 Years, Michael Flatley is Ready on the Inside
  • Some More Irish Guitarists Should be Along in a Few Years
  • Cillian Murphy is […]

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In the last couple of weeks Irish blogs all over the world - well, all over Ireland - have been foaming at the mouth over […]

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The Young Dubliners are playing the festival in Weston, Missouri this weekend in their final to last gig before the Irish Tour. Since last reported […]

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Q. Why Won’t Unionists Agree (this time)? or How About Them Unionists?
Answer. A materialist is in a green room, not chasing a non existent green […]

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Before he indulged us, Damian McCarron of Colorado’s The Indulgers went through a phase as Damien Promise. Far away in America he recorded songs of […]

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Although many of the invited participants refused to have anything to do with the Observer’s vote for the best novel of the last twenty-five years, […]

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• Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has been in a spot of bother, over which many Irish bloggers have been in a spot of lather. I was […]

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So you get in your car in Kansas city and you go to Weston. To the Irish Festival. Because you like Irish music. And you […]

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I’d been remiss in adding to my Irish blogroll some sites, for there are more sites I partake in than I let on. Blogorrah, is […]

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