Sinn Féin’s US arm corrects filing to say it received free New York office from building magnate
US-based attorney said it came to his attention after filing report that he had answered the question incorrectly
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Paul Mescal rides A Streetcar Named Desire to New York stage
Gladiator II actor reprises role of Stanley Kowalski, following in footsteps of Marlon Brando
Arizona attorney general says she won’t drop Trump fake electors case
In New York, state court judge preparing to rule on whether Trump’s hush-money conviction should be thrown out
‘The US has become really divisive. I definitely prefer the quality of life here. I like the people and the possibilities’
A month-long trip to France led to romance and a new life in rural Co Cork for New Yorker Jessica Bonenfant
Book reviews: Placeholders; The Long Look Back; Leaning on Gates
New fiction and memoir by James Roseman, Tom MacDonagh and Seamus O’Rourke includes a book that deserves a place among the classics
Democrats make final campaign push amid fallout from Puerto Rico ‘joke’ at Trump rally
US election: Barack Obama says Trump event in Madison Square Garden featured ‘the most racist, sexist, bigoted stereotypes’
Declan Ganley tells New York court he is making ‘good faith efforts’ to sell Irish properties to pay $20m debt
Threat of incarceration ‘not justified under law’, Ganley tells court in latest episode in ongoing dispute between businessman and and a shareholder in Rivada Networks
The many faces of Hugh Grant: From droll to dark to ‘Mr Stuttery Blinky’
The English actor is now 64 and in what he calls his ‘freak-show era’, where he plays a variety of suave miscreants
‘The script is Sinéad O’Connor – it’s the music’: Christeene on The Lion the Witch and The Cobra
The performance artist, musician and drag experimentalist is bringing her reimagining of the late Irish singer’s first album to Dublin
Heart of Philip Glass: A musical through line from Blondie and Talking Heads to maverick minimalism
Michael Riesman, music director of the Philip Glass Ensemble, on the works by the composer that they’re bringing to Ireland
Eric Adams, the swaggering, ‘weird’ mayor of New York, is the first to face indictment in the office’s 360-year history
The man who managed to flip a life of juvenile delinquency into a 20-year career with the NYPD and then a remarkably successful political charge, faces charges of historic fraud and corruption
The Week That Was at the UN General Assembly: Jennifer Bray’s New York diary
Micheal D Higgins, Simon Harris and Micheál Martin make headlines with comments on homelessness and immigration, Israel and Iran, a trip to Washington and time spent with Meryl Streep
New York mayor Eric Adams accused of taking bribes and gifts from Turkish sources
Mayor says he does not plan to resign from his position
Tánaiste says Irish troops in Lebanon are ‘safe’ in what is ‘a very difficult environment to operate within’
United Nations secretary-general António Guterres says the world is edging towards ‘a powder keg that risks engulfing the world’
A Belfast film-maker in Hollywood: ‘I felt Irish American warmth in New York but nothing prepared me for LA’
When film director Maeve Murphy went to Hollywood - finally - she found a deep Irish connection and inspiration from US independent cinema
Trump bares his teeth in Long Island as he promises to win back New York
New York’s most controversial son returns to form after Sunday’s threat on his life
Baked rosetta pasta with beef short rib, Parmesan and root vegetables
New York-style cuisine at its finest
How to Be a Citizen by Cindy L Skach: Has too much law withered democracy?
The central, compelling argument is that public space is a vital but sorely neglected component of a functioning democracy
New York firefighters cycle from Dublin to Cork to raise funds for charity
Members of Friends of Firefighters of New York group continue to lose colleagues to ‘9/11 cancer’, says founder
Michel Guérard obituary: Pioneer of ‘slimming cuisine’
Celebrated French chef believed that you could lose weight and still eat well, and Michelin agreed
Hysterical review: What made more than a dozen teenage girls come down with the same strange illness?
Podcast review: So many conversion disorders together? That’s mass psychogenic illness – aka mass hysteria
We are gradually becoming inured to technological messes
The National Cyber Security Centre warns of a ‘far greater’ cyberattack risk over the next two years
Sarah McNally case: Partner of Irish woman appears at New York court sitting
Marcin Pieciak (36) has already been charged with murder in the second degree, and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree
Sweet Valley High author Francine Pascal dies aged 92
Pascal wrote for TV soap The Young Marrieds in the 1960s before writing her first young adult novel
Trump rally shooting: ‘Anyone who wasn’t going to vote for him, will now’
Supporters of former US president speak outside Trump Tower with their reaction to attempted assassination
A street brawl, a stabbing spree and a New York block no one can fix
Police are stationed around the clock at the site, which has history of drug dealing
Owning Manhattan doesn’t seem worth the hassle. I’d rather hang the washing out
Netflix’s latest real-estate-porn show suffers from a pervasive sense of low stakes and the surprisingly unappealing nature of the unattainable homes
An Irishwoman in New York: I’m flattered, but why do Americans love the Irish so much?
I have no doubt that the love for the Irish is genuine, but I feel it is unearned on my part
House swapping: ‘It’s never hard to find people who want to come to Dublin’
It’s an effective way to save on holiday expenses, but is it worth the effort involved in arranging a swap and getting your house in order?
Plentiful Country: The Great Potato Famine and the Making of Irish New York: Forensic study highlights migrant triumph
Tyler Anbinder digs deep into real-life records to animate the social and economic strides made by the Irish in the US despite arduous conditions and initial press demonisation as ‘lazy’ Catholics
Remote working creating ‘dead zones’ in cities, NY governor tells Irish economic summit
Parts of downtown Manhattan have lost vibrancy due to remote work and overpriced housing, Kathy Hochul says
Dublin portal is woken up with restricted hours and new measures to curb antisocial behaviour
In less than a week of operation, the Portal has attracted tens of thousands of visitors and garnered nearly two billion online impressions
Dozy dozen: 12 of the best spots to get 40 winks in Ireland and overseas
Sleep tourism is booming, as the pressures of modern life press in on us. How far are you willing to go for sweet oblivion?
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