A group of FBI agents brought a class action against the Justice Department on February 4, accusing it of carrying out an ...
Trump, who returned to office last month, has announced plans to dismantle key federal agencies, including the Department of ...
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'Safer streets across all of Ireland needs to be priority for new Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan'Nobody will ever forget the Dublin riots and how the Gardai and the Government lost control of the city for several hours in ...
In this extract from his upcoming non-fiction, the novelist and journalist critiques the normalisation of extreme rhetoric in ...
For David Flanagan, the seeds of becoming a United States citizen were planted when he was in college in his native Ireland.
For David Flanagan, the seeds of becoming a United States citizen were planted when he was in college in his native Ireland.
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McGregor faces battle to get nomination for presidential electionAlthough he is already describing himself as 'President', Conor McGregor faces an uphill battle to receive a nomination to ...
It’s home.” Those words explain why Brett Glass has returned as Jonathan Alder High School’s head football coach. Glass, a ...
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Ireland has called in help from England and France to restore power to hundreds of thousands of people after the most ...
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Cannus horribilis: A look back at 12 months of controversy as Deposit Return Scheme turns one year oldOne year after the launch of the "once-in-a-generation" recycling scheme, the Irish Mirror recalls 12 months of complaints ...
Cork and Limerick are set to be the next cities to introduce Red Light Cameras and automatic fines after a successful trial in parts of Dublin's City Centre.
For David Flanagan, the seeds of becoming a United States citizen were planted when he was in college in his native Ireland.
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