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Happy Christmas and a Prosperous & Peaceful New Year from all the staff at IrishAbroad.com
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NEWS & FEATURES
No
chance of a white Christmas Gardaí
drive home anti-drinking-and-driving message Irish
quids in for Christmas This
Christmas is one for 'optimism and peace' Don't
deny us our roots Christmas
parties can lead to staff sackings Christmas
as it Used to Be New
Citizenship Rules
ENTERTAINMENT
P.S.
- She's a Success! There
Will Be Oscars Moloney
Is Still a Legend Farewell
to Christie: A true legend A
musical evening without compare
SPORTS
Super
Lee Takes Irish Title No
Offer for Venables...Yet Munster
Defeats Scarlets Again Lee
vs. Duddy? Could Happen 57
Years of Hurt NEVER Stopped them dreaming Nobody
did it better Born
to run London
team will be under Croke Park scrutiny in 2008
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An Irish Christmas
Changing
Christmas fare through the ages Most Irish people will sit down to dinner this Christmas and tuck into what they imagine is a traditional dinner. But exactly how traditional is our seasonal fare? MALCOLM ROGERS sets the record straight. An
Irish Christmas. Hangover
Cure Christmas
Greats Christmas Postcards Christmas
Traditions JOIN
TO WIN ON IAEnter to win 2 round trip flights to ireland. September/October winner is sarge. Sponsored by AerLingus.com A Fortune for the Child I'VE always been fascinated by the mighty Bethlehem story, and especially by those elements of it which are not dealt with either in the Testament or the learned literature surrounding the event. It is a story that has everything. The
Fall of Boss Tweed Joe
Giltrap : Boxers set standard for fans to respect New
approach needed in the ongoing battle against drugs Community
ethos is slowly being eroded Joe
Horgan : Media distorting reality of Ireland Legitimated
Child"I LIVED in the U.S. for five years in the 1980s. I was not legal. I met a man who was Irish and also illegal. I became pregnant, but to make a long story short the relationship didn't work out, and I returned home to give birth. He still lives in America and has since become a citizen. He has had little contact with our daughter over the years, but he has given her financial support. She is now 19. Though she has no interest in going to America at the present, this may well change and I'm wondering if her father would be able to get a visa for her? Though we haven't remained close I'm sure he would do this if he could." Question and Answer: DNA Test? Question: Do you think it is worth the money to order a DNA test? … I haven't been able to find where my ancestor came from in Ireland. Joseph Harney was born about May 12, 1853, somewhere in Ireland. He had a sister Kate, born about 1851. She married John Gillin about 1876 in Cleveland Ohio … Joseph Harney died in Cleveland on 5 December 1910.
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TRAVEL
A
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