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Irish America rallies to stop contentious Orange parade (opens the original)
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Irish American politicians and organisations have been speaking out this weekend to prevent an Orange parade through the Catholic Garvaghy Road area of Portadown, Co Armagh. Over the weekend thousands of nationalists rallied to block the Garvaghy Road to prevent a repeat of the scenes from 1998 when the Drumcree dispute threatened to derail the peace process. That year, Orangemen marching from Drumcree Church to Portadown city centre, were forced down the Garvaghy Road by a large force of RUC an
As Echo centenary nears, search is on for paper archive (opens the original)
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Telling the story of the Irish Echo over a century - and using that inspirational journey as a springboard for new generations of Irish Americans â was in focus this morning at the inaugural meeting of the Irish Irish 100, a committee set up to mark the paper's centenary in 2028. Topping the agenda was the pulling together of an authoritative list of all archive copies of the paper from its founding by Charlie 'Smash the Border' Connolly, a native of Monaghan Town in October 1928. Sign up toda
Joining Forces With Independence In Mind (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland First Minister and the first ministers of Scotland and Wales have agreed a Memorandum of Understanding on how they can work together to achieve their shared goal of independence from the United Kingdom. Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill was joined by party leader Mary Lou McDonald in the Cardiff meeting with Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth and the leader of the Scottish National Party, John Swinney. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views from Irish America. "Each o
Border Poll Has to be Discussed (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that the conditions for calling a border poll is âan issue that has to be discussed." Martin was speaking to reporters during a Fianna Fáil think-in ahead of the return of the Dáil and which was held in Tullamore, County Offaly. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham was criticised last month during a visit to Belfast when he said a border poll was âoff the table." It has led to a debate over what are the conditions for a poll on Irish reunification. Sign up
North's integrated school advocates in visits to San Fran & Boston (opens the original)
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Leaders of the Integrated Education movement in the North of Ireland will be in San Francisco and Boston next month to spread awareness of their work to educate children from the unionist and nationalist communities together. Branded as 'Learning Together for a More Peaceful Future', the get-togethers will hear from Paul Caskey OBE, CEO of the Integrated Education Fund. There are almost 80 Integrated schools across Northern Ireland, educating around over 28,000 pupils. Sign up today to get daily
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