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Border forces have been deployed in the American heartlands – masked, camouflaged and bristling with firearms
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‘Things went horribly wrong’: How life changed for former TD Colm Keaveney
Former Galway politician pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of cocaine, along with two counts of driving with no insurance
Those seeking new Irish government should seek help from Maga movement, Eddie Hobbs tells conference
US ambassador Edward Walsh among audience at IRL Forum in Co Meath on Saturday
Maria Steen ‘grateful and humbled’ over people who wrote her name on presidential ballot
Barrister says she was not part of ‘spoil the vote’ campaign and did not rule out running in future elections
Ryder Cup’s tourist-trap ticket packages may boost local economy, but not local attendance
Plus: Barry Heneghan double jobs from Gaza flotilla, pipers fill their bags and Declan Ganley gains an ally
Kieran Cuddihy hosts a zinger of a presidential debate. Just not the one you saw on TV
Radio: Newstalk host has lively exchanges on ballot papers, while Séan Moncrieff gets scientific and saucy
Presidential hopeful Maria Steen’s views on social issues could alienate potential allies
Iona Institute spokeswoman was a standout campaigner against family and care referendums, holding her own in a TV debate
Presidential election: Aontú leader hopes to announce backing for Independent candidate next week
Iona Institute member Maria Steen and businessman Declan Ganley among those believed to be under consideration
Barack Obama ‘should receive no welcome in Ireland’: freedom of Dublin debate reopens
Plus: a job opening at Druid; Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran wades in; and Declan Ganley’s solar plan impresses an AI chatbot
Zlatan wins the aerial battle but Michael D Higgins still comes home with another striking prize
Plus: Bloomsday hits Tehran (despite Ulysses ban); a great gig for tunnelling experts; and Norman naysayer Aengus Ó Snodaigh
Dragons denied: Niall O’Farrell becomes the latest TV entrepreneur to face money woes
Plus: former Mary Lavin home back on market; John Collison’s castle life; and Declan Ganley’s conservative Roman party
High Court places stay on costs over preliminary ruling in Ganley defamation action
Declan Ganley and his company Rivada have taken defamation proceedings against CNN
Ganley defamation action against CNN can be heard in Ireland, judge rules
Broadcaster argues US more appropriate forum
2025 could be make or break year for Declan Ganley and OuterNet satellite project
The Irish entrepreneur has been left with precious few assets, while funding for Rivada Space Networks’ multi-billion-dollar network remains uncertain
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