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Irish authors, actors call for American Irish Historical Society building to be kept
Liam Neeson, Colm Tóibín sign letter asking that Fifth Avenue building not be sold
Proposed sale of American Irish landmark in Manhattan 'deeply disappointing'
Historical society put Fifth Avenue property on market for $52m last month
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The grandson of an Irish nationalist who became ‘Boy Mayor of New York’
John Purroy Mitchel was elected age 34 with the highest share of the vote ever recorded
Cycling the Border: ‘Northern Ireland is an upturned plug at the foot of British politics’
Daniel Stewart has embarked on a 640km route that will take five days to complete
The real cost of Brexit: all the things that are not being done
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Operation Car Wash: Brazil’s endemic corruption laid bare
Presidents, politics and big business have become embroiled in a scandal that has cost the country over €33bn so far
Trump has taken us to the brink of nuclear war. Can he be stopped?
In previous standoffs, Trump’s predecessors knew when to hold back. Now there is no such certainty
TV View: Sky falls in on Sonny Bill and the All Blacks
‘Some of us wondered when there are so many men on a rugby pitch, would one be missed?’
Coveney and Varadkar tally up, but Taoiseach still in control
Analysis: Kenny sits atop the steaming pot; ambition, restlessness and loyalty stew below
Donald Trump interview: ‘I don’t regret anything’
As he nears 100 days in office, the US president tells the FT he stands by his style and agenda
Trade and commerce gradually return to western Aleppo
International Women’s Day marks an opportunity to return to normal life
Presidential inaugurations: from top hats to fears of assassination
Patrick Freyne looks at how US presidents have been sworn in across the centuries
President-elect Trump: The leopard does not change its spots
Poll finds Americans have major concerns about his temperament and the direction in which he will lead the country
Donald Trump: The snake-oil salesman who hijacked a party
Billionaire has capitalised on the conservative movement’s ‘us versus them’ division
GOP smacked: Simon Carswell’s Republican convention diary
Trump struggles saying LGBTQ but enjoys sound of his voice so much he talks for 76 minutes
Trump warns on Arab oil imports unless allies fight or fund Isis war
Presidential hopeful’s ‘America first’ policy may mean the end of US ‘cloak of protection’
Culture Shock: What next? Blow up Mount Rushmore?
Statues of old white guys are being removed, vandalised or campaigned against. The problem with the new iconoclasm is knowing where to stop
American Letter: Oregon stand-off highlights frustration of far right
Militia men lay armed siege to wildlife refuge headquarters seeking handover of land
Cúchulainn, Roosevelt and what it means to be Celtic
Long hair flowing from under his helmet, spear and shield in hand, the hero of the Ulster Cycle is the epitome of the valiant Celt. But that image comes from a magazine article by a US president. It’s a sign of the cultural malleability of the idea of Celticism
Cork hosts photographic exhibition commemorating Armenian genocide
Exhibition put together by Armenian community in Ireland
Enda Kenny presents Barack Obama with hand-printed Yeats for St Patrick’s Day
Poetry volume presented by Taoiseach to president made by grandniece of 1916 leader
Sale of British Open rights to Sky hard to justify as player numbers decline
Only hardcore fans who can afford to subscribe to pay-to-view will now have full access to the Open on television
21st-century Foxx
On the final day of shooting for The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Jamie Foxx chats about going from playing dodgy comedy clubs to starring roles as pop stars, presidents and super-villains
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