Keith Duggan
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US ‘Friends of Ireland’ politicians call on UK government to cancel Drumcree parade (opens the original)
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Leading US politicians have written to Northern Ireland’s Secretary of State Chris Bryant asking the UK Government to cancel the Orange Order parade on the Garvaghy Road. Fourteen members of the US Congress, all members of the influential Friends of Ireland Caucus on Capitol Hill, told Bryant that failing to take decisive action risked “reopening one of the most painful chapters in Northern Ireland’s history”. They said it would also undermine “nearly three decades of peace, stability and reconc
A Trump electoral project to make Steve Hilton the next governor of California (opens the original)
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Advance audience ratings for Wednesday nightâs televised debate between the two men campaigning to become the next governor of California were not overly optimistic, but itâs likely that among the wee-hours viewers in Britain was Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton. How could he resist? The transformation of Steve Hilton, the Barnet boy and former bezzie of and strategy guru for David Cameron turned renegade Republican candidate for California guvânor is one of the wackier stories to emerge fr
UN delegates stride on Manhattan streets steeped in bloody mafia history (opens the original)
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All week, thousands of United Nations officials and delegates strode up and down 46th Street between Second and Third Avenue and most were likely unaware that they were walking right past the spot where one of the more notorious episodes in New York mafia lore took place. On December 16th, 1985, Paul Castellano, the head of the Gambino crime family, was driven to Sparks Steak House for a meeting arranged to ease myriad internal tensions. It was a complicated winter for the 70-year-old, who was s
When true horrors of Gaza are fully revealed âit will shame the worldâ, Martin tells UN (opens the original)
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It was the tail-end of a gruelling day of many, many speeches by the time Taoiseach Micheál Martin gave his national address in the UN general assembly hall on Thursday evening, but a burst of applause rippled throughout the hall when he told the delegates that when the âfull truth of what has happenedâ in Gaza is finally known; âwhen the testimonies are heard, when the true horrors are finally and fully revealed, it will shame the world.â Attention spans can wander in this enormous cav
Netanyahu sounded delusional as he ignored Gaza horrors and painted Israel as a moral champion (opens the original)
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In the end, Binyamin Netanyahuâs brief appearance in New York City amounted to a hollow and dispirited charade in which the Israeli leader cut a lonely figure after a UN speech defined by his customary defiance and bombast. Shortly after his introduction at 2pm local time on Thursday, he surveyed a mass evacuation by the majority of delegates in the assembly hall. Ireland, though, were represented for the Israeli prime ministerâs speech. It meant Ireland were in the minority. A Department of
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