Republic of Ireland

Hurricane Ophelia Sheds Light On Another Climate Change Concern

This is the farthest east that a Category 3 hurricane has ever traveled in the Atlantic Basin since records began.
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Why Young Irish Women Are Marching For Choice

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When Will The U.S. Catch Up With Global Trend On Prostitution Laws?

Sexually exploited girls are frequently detained or manipulated by the police -- those who are theoretically supposed to safeguard them from harm.
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Theresa May Secures Deal With Northern Ireland's DUP To Prop Up Government

Here's what you need to know about the Democratic Unionist Party.
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Women Can Safely Induce Their Own Abortions, New Study Finds

Buying the abortion pill online doesn't have to put women at risk.
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Stephen Fry Spared Blasphemy Charges Over Calling God A ‘Maniac’: Report

Police in Ireland said they were unable to find enough people outraged over his remarks made in 2015.
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EU Says United Ireland Would Be Automatic Full Member

Leaders gave their endorsement for Irish membership at an emergency Brexit summit.
By Jan Strupczewski, Reuters

The Best New Luxury Train Trips

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Dear Irish Foreign Minister Charles Flanagan

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St. Patrick's Day Recipe For Real Irish Soda Bread

Buttermilk, I thought to myself, how will that taste in a bread recipe?
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