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Irish author battles demons, with some angelic help Special

Dublin - Binge-drinking during the Victoria Day weekend in Canada is nothing new. Irish author Catherine Barry knows all about heavy drinking. The reformed alcoholic documents the horrors of rehab and recovery in her 2011 book, Charlie And Me (New Island).
Digital Journal Report by Cate Kustanczy

Gavin Friday: Artist, Irishman, catholic Special

Dublin - There was a twinkle in Bono's eyes when he sang “The Last Song I’ll Ever Sing” from the stage of Carnegie Hall in October 2009. The song belongs to his friend Gavin Friday, and encapsulates his style: mischief-maker, sexy chanteur, culture vulture.
Digital Journal Report by Cate Kustanczy

NCAAF: USF overcomes rain delays to beat Notre Dame 23-20

South Bend - The game was a disaster as for the weather and the #16 Notre Dame Irish who lost the first game of the season. The game was held off for 2 hours and 10 minutes at halftime and then was delayed again for 43 minutes later on.
In the Media by Austin Tyler

Thousands of horses face mass cull as recession hits Irish owners

Dublin - Ireland faces some tough decisions over the plight of the horses that people can no longer afford to keep. They're the four-legged victims of the Irish recession whose plight animal welfare organisations say can only be solved by a mass national cull.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

33 whales die on Irish beach

Thirty-three long-finned pilot whales died after becoming stranded on a beach in County Donegal, Ireland. It is one of the biggest mass deaths of whales in Irish history.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Irish Nobel Peace Prize laureate banned from Israel

Mairead Corrigan Maguire, the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize laureate for her work in Northern Ireland, was banned from Israel this Tuesday for her efforts to break the illegal naval blockade of Gaza.
In the Media by Andre C James

Joe Montana shoots holes in movie 'Rudy'

Over the years many people have shot holes in the 1993 movie 'Rudy' which portrayed a young-man trying to make the Notre Dame football team, to finally get to play in the last game and record a sack and be carried off the field.
In the Media by Michael Bearak

New ship on its way to break Gaza blockade

Dublin - Another ship, the cargo vessel Rachel Corrie, is on its way to confront the Israeli blockade on Gaza. If the ship is boarded by soldiers, the passengers have been instructed to sit down on the deck with palms facing up to show they carry no weapons.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 26 comments

Irish MP telling opposing party 'F*** you' won't be punished

Because of a precedent set in 1947, a member of the Irish parliament will not be punished for shouting "f*** you" at an opposing political member.
In the Media by Laura Trowbridge - 10 comments

Irish astronomy group investigating after 'explosion in the sky'

An astronomy group in Ireland is seeking help to discover what may have caused a huge explosion in the sky on Thursday night, at 2100 BST.
In the Media by Gemma Fox - 1 comment
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On Sunday, it was windy, cold and with a little about rain but tens of thousands of people attended the St. Patrick's Day parade in the downtown Toronto core.
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The Art of Being A Great Canadian, Eh? Part 1

I believe, without undue modesty, that I have certain qualifications to write on ‘The Art of Being a Great Canadian,...
May 3, 2012 by Grant Gibson

OpEd; Zimmerman Video shows a Jump to Conclusions

Unlike many I am reserving full judgement until all the facts are laid out in the public and not just go on the...
Mar 29, 2012 by Keith Terceira

Time Well Bent: Queer Social Events in Toronto for March 2012

OUTEXPRESSION online newspaper is a publication of the Toronto Queer West Arts Centre. Copyright 2012. All Rights...

St. Patrick's Day parade in Vancouver

I went to see the St. Patrick's Day parade in Vancouver yesterday. Took a bunch of not bad shots but out of total...
Mar 20, 2012 by Joseph Boltrukiewicz - 12 comments

St. Paddy's Day in San Francisco is an opportunity for an office party

Saint Patrick’s Day in San Francisco, like many places nationwide is a day where everyone is welcome to drink, eat...
Mar 17, 2012 by Jonathan Farrell
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