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Sinn Féin pull out of St Patrick’s Day events at White House

February 21, 2025 by

SINN Féin have announced that no representatives of the party will attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House this year. Neither president of the party Mary Lou McDonald nor First Minister Michelle O’Neill will make the journey to Washington. A party statement said: “This is a ‘principled stance in response to the call for the mass expulsion of the Palestinian people … [Read more...] about Sinn Féin pull out of St Patrick’s Day events at White House

Ireland welcomes over 5,000 new citizens

February 21, 2025 by

THIS month over 5,000 people received Irish Citizenship at the Convention Centre, Dublin. Applicants from over 130 countries made a declaration of fidelity and loyalty to the State and became Irish citizens. Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan was joined by Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Services, Reform and Digitalisation Jack Chambers and Minister of … [Read more...] about Ireland welcomes over 5,000 new citizens

Ireland is one of top ten ‘clean’ nations

February 20, 2025 by

The Republic is perceived to be among the least corrupt nations in the world TOP TEN COUNTRIES PERCEIVED TO BE THE LEAST  CORRUPT  ACCORDING TO TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL 🇩🇰 1. Denmark🇫🇮 2. Finland🇸🇬 3. Singapore🇳🇿 4. New Zealand🇱🇺 5. Luxembourg🇳🇴 6. Norway🇨🇭 7. Switzerland🇸🇪 8. Sweden🇳🇱 9. Netherlands🇮🇪 10= Ireland🇦🇺 10= Australia🇮🇸 10= Iceland UK & USA 🇬🇧 20. United … [Read more...] about Ireland is one of top ten ‘clean’ nations

St Patrick’s festival in Birmingham will keep celebrations going despite parade cancellation

February 20, 2025 by

BUSINESSES in Birmingham have come together to host a series of St Patrick’s Day events which will keep the celebrations going in the city despite the cancellation of its annual parade. Following the news earlier this week that the parade would not go ahead in 2025, due to the costs of hosting it, a number of firms across Digbeth have organised an alternative celebration of all … [Read more...] about St Patrick’s festival in Birmingham will keep celebrations going despite parade cancellation

Sporting icons Kellie Harrington and Katie-George Dunlevy will lead Mayor of London’s St Patrick’s Parade

February 20, 2025 by

IRISH sporting icons Kellie Harrington and Katie-George Dunlevy will lead the St Patrick’s Parade in London next month. The Mayor of London’s annual event returns on Sunday, March 16, where Londoners and visitors to the capital can enjoy a free, family-friendly day of entertainment in the heart of the capital “London’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations are a key part of our … [Read more...] about Sporting icons Kellie Harrington and Katie-George Dunlevy will lead Mayor of London’s St Patrick’s Parade

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