Irish Central - 2024-04-17

• Irish Government urged to fully decriminal­ize abortion by academics and activists
• Irish rising star spills on playing bloodthirs­ty vampire in new horror "Abigail"
• Ireland’s third-level sta and students to stage Day of Action for Palestine
• WATCH: Irish singer goes viral with hilarious Christy Moore imitation
• WATCH: Guinness, steak, and cheese pie recipe from Jamie Oliver
• Luck of the Irish: Louth man survived two major shipwrecks including The Titanic
• Pierce Brosnan to star as Irish boxing legend in new fifilm
• Amnesty Internatio­nal calls for inquiry into alleged covert surveillan­ce by PSNI
• How this Irish woman almost didn't survive the Titanic disaster
• A wise Irish saying to end procrastin­ation
• Taoiseach, Tánaiste condemn Iranian attack on Israel
• Irish-American playwright Tim McGillicud­dy's "Herself" is an exceptiona­l study of rural Ireland
• Irishman reveals terror of Sydney shopping mall attack
• Douglass Week to start in Belfast on Sunday
• On This Day: Titanic struck an iceberg despite receiving warnings
• In 1912, my Irish grandmothe­r was booked to sail aboard The Titanic
• Galway Graveyards Mapping Project receives national award
• The Donegal Taj Mahal - The Old Church of Dunlewey
• Limerick gets Ireland’s fifirst fully electric regional city bus service
• GIVEAWAY: Last chance to WIN a trip to Ireland, what fifills your heart?
• Northern Ireland’s best pubs and bars revealed
• Faces of the Titanic: Mary Burns died while tending to the needs of others
• American who used names of dead babies for Irish passports to be sentenced
• WATCH: Conan O’Brien’s Boston Irish upbringing did not prepare him for “Hot Ones”
• Lamb noisettes recipe with Ballymaloe Mint Jelly
• These Irish counties are the most interested in working remotely, data shows
• Ireland's new Taoiseach accused by Israel of "forgetting" Israeli hostages
• Ireland’s National Archives to unveil free new “Society & State” exhibition this month
• Belfast's Titanic shipyard built more than just ships
• Irish fifilms to have “strong presence” at 2024 Cannes Film Festival
• WATCH: When William Butler Yeats oversaw Ireland's "beastly" coin design

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