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Visa Lottery Starts
THE annual DV green card lottery (DV-2010) begins this week on October 2, and concludes on December 1 at noon. As in previous years, applications can only be lodged electronically through the State Department’s DV website at www.dvlottery.state.gov.  
 
 
In the Name of Catholicism
In her new book Being Catholic Now, activist Kerry Kennedy interviews 37 prominent Catholics (many of them Irish American) to discover what being Catholic means to this generation of followers. Kennedy tells CAHIR O’DOHERTY how her faith as a Catholi 
 
 
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SINN Fein leader Gerry Adams has warned that the political stalemate in the North is in real danger of collapsing the power-sharing government at Stormont. 
 
 
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Roots: The Marvelous McDonaghs
McDonagh is one of the rarer surnames of Ireland, but exists also as MacDonagh, MacDonough, Donogh, and Donagh. The modern forms of the name are derived from Mac Donnchadha, which originates from the first name Donnchadh...more...