‘Border can’t be exploited for crime’ insists Minister amid top cop plot to prevent Ireland being narco-gang ‘weak spot’
A MAJOR cross-border conference has been held to combat mobs across Ireland engaged in serious organised crime. The annual ...
‘Hard Neighbors’ Review: Young America’s Scotch-Irish Border Clans
In the woodland communities that once marked the frontier of the United States, settlers from Scotland and Northern Ireland ...
Irish officials claim misunderstanding after impounding Scot's 'dog food' haggis
Irish officials have insisted they did not mean to insult Scotland's national dish after customs officers impounded tins of ...
‘Strong co-operation’ to tackle cross-border crime hailed at conference
Irish Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long and senior police took part in the event in ...
Two prominent Irish republican groups come together to form a ‘strategic alliance’
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‘I’m not dropping my case’ vows outraged Cork OAP, 92, after Irish customs impound HAGGIS and brand it ‘dog food’
A PROUD Scotsman living in Ireland has been left outraged after a haggis he ordered online was impounded at the Irish border ...
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Northern Ireland risks being caught in crossfire of Trump’s trade war
LONDON — Northern Ireland could suffer collateral damage in U.S. President Donald Trump’s impending trade war with the ...
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Cross-border marine and coastal management projects receive £20m in funding
More than £20 million has been awarded to three projects addressing climate change and conserving the marine and coastal ...
The historic rivalry between Manchester City and Celtic: A rare cross-border football spectacle
Manchester City and Celtic – two footballing giants from neighbouring countries – have a surprisingly limited history of head ...
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‘Hard Neighbors’ Review: Young America’s Scotch-Irish Border Clans
Most were descendants of Presbyterian Scots whom the Royal government had relocated from the Scottish borders across the Irish Sea to Ulster in the early 17th century to tame the “wild ...