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Donald Trump joins well-trodden presidential path to the Emerald Isle (opens the original)
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When Donald Trump lands in Dublin on Saturday, he will be on a well-trodden international path. In recent decades, Ireland has become a particularly frequent fixture for US presidential trips. It stands out among small countries as hosting a high number of visits. The bond between the two nations was forged by emigration, deepened by economic ties, and cemented by the Northern Ireland peace process – in which Washington played a major role. Historians generally estimate that around five million
How alleged cartel leader Daniel Kinahan returned to Ireland (opens the original)
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Armed police took up positions at the entrances to the Special Criminal Court in Dublin, as the plane carrying Daniel Kinahan approached the city. On the steps of the building, journalists from Irish and international media tracked the flight online. The Irish government had sent its jet to Dubai. It is usually used to transport ministers, but it left the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with a suspected crime boss on board. The doors of the court opened around half an hour after the aircraft landed a
Daniel Kinahan extradition: Suspected crime boss appears in court in Dublin after extradition (opens the original)
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Suspected Irish crime boss Daniel Kinahan has been charged with directing the activities of a criminal organisation between October 2015 and April 2017. The 49-year-old was remanded in custody after appearing at the non-jury Special Criminal Court in Dublin, telling the court: " I think we all know I won’t be getting bail." He had been extradited from the United Arab Emirates on an Irish government jet, with the flight arriving at Basement Aerodrome in Baldonnell earlier on Sunday evening. The K
Tuam: Excavation team find 22 new sets of infant remains in Galway (opens the original)
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The team excavating the site of a former mother-and-baby institution in County Galway has found a further 22 sets of infant remains, bringing the total number recovered to 99. Experts who are carrying out the dig in Tuam have published their latest regular update. The institution for unmarried mothers and their children was in operation from 1925 until 1961. It came to international attention in 2014, after local historian Catherine Corless discovered there were 796 death certificates for childr
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