It’s crazy how, in hindsight, Austria-Hungary is ridiculed as an outdated state, even though it’s almost reminiscent of the modern EU: The Prime Minister was Polish, the Emperor was German, the sailors in its navy were largely Italian and later Croatian, Muslims from Bosnia guarded the War Ministry in Vienna, and as a member of parliament in Vienna, you could deliver your speeches in Ukrainian.
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"It should not - must not - be forgotten that many of those who served and died in that most horrible of wars were Irish nationalists. They were fighting not for England, but for Ireland, and a belief that once the war was over it would achieve Home Rule.
"Uncomfortable still as this thought must be for some, they laid down their lives for our future, not for king and country."
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It was an honour, as Taoiseach, to represent the Government and lay a wreath at the Remembrance Day ceremonies in Enniskillen.
A deeply moving event to remember those who have fallen in past wars, and remembering all those who lost their lives in the Enniskillen bombing atrocity
For the full statement, please see the link below. In response to the governor’s decision to oppose an effort to uphold the dignity of all human life in Massachusetts, Archbishop Henning and the Catholic Bishops of Massachusetts shared a statement this evening calling for greater support for mothers, children, and families in crisis. https://t.co/9nTVvF4QNj
today, November 7, 2026, the shooting of President William McKinley is the exact halfway point of America's history as an independent nation. it happened 45,718 days ago, and 45,718 days after the Declaration of Independence was signed
Congratulations to @MartinaCurtin and @joekennedy for receiving their @CharitableIrish Silver “Key Awards last night! Two very well-deserved honorees living out and embodying the Charitable Irish Society’s motto, “With Good Will Doing Service” 👏☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
Thanks very much to all who supported the Silver Key Awards. There are a number of events coming up in the next week that are being put on by our supporters and stakeholders that you might find of interest to attend.
#OnThisDay 1862 Colonel Thomas Cass, from Laois, died of wounds suffered at Malvern Hill (along with 166 of his men).
Cass was the founder & commander of the 9th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, an Irish-American unit nicknamed 'the Fightin Ninth'.
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The late Jack Kelley was born July 10, 1927 in Medford, MA. He was the 1st GM and head coach of the New England Whalers of the WHA and coached Boston University to back to back NCAA hockey championships in 1971 and 1972. He is the father of TV mogul David E. Kelley.
"As Far As The Eye Can See" a play by Patrick O'Sullivan Greene. @POSG
Friday 17 July, 7pm | Killarney House & Gardens
Courtyard | From €15 A period drama with music, song and dance — capturing the romance and challenges of the Bourn Vincent family of Muckross House
As Far As The Eye Can See Friday 17 July, 7pm | Killarney House & Gardens Courtyard | From €15
A period drama with music, song and dance — capturing the romance and challenges of the Bourn Vincent family of Muckross House