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FEATURES & LIFESTYLE

How Scots-Irish rascals made America, McClatchy News, Apr 5, 2012
Also in: Free-lance Star (VA) Apr 5, 2012,
Sacramento Bee CA),
Bradenton Herald, (FL),
Bellingham Herald, (WA),
Herald Online (SC),
Times News (NY),
Times News (NC), Apr 6, 2012,
Times News, (TN), Apr 7, 2012
In Search of Those Extraordinary Scots-Irish, Irish Echo, Mar 14, 2012
Back to basics to make real money, Irish Examiner, Mar 14, 2009
"I was smart enough to get out of real estate and dumb enough to get back into financing it," said Sean Conlon, the multi-millionaire from Kildare, who started off as a $7 an hour janitor in Chicago in 1990 and went on to become one of Chi-town's most famous real estate moguls. These days he's the poster boy for economic recovery in the U.S..
Wall St Workers wonder what's next,
Irish Examiner, Sept 20, 2008
"I was here on Black Monday when a guy jumped off that building," said Arif Khan whose little fruit stall on the corner of Wall St and Broadway has thrived from doing business with an army of bankers and brokers for the last 22 years. "But the only thing worse than this was 9/11."
Stone puts her foot in it during bitter custody battle,
Irish Examiner, Oct 4, 2008
Author McCourt Aims His Barbs at Bishops, Irish Echo, Oct 20, 2004
The bell tolls for New York's best loved Irishman, Sunday Tribune, Dec 24, 2006
A Step Up, Irish Echo, Oct 12, 2005
Not long ago in a small dusty room in a beleaguered part of the Bronx where Murphy and O'Brien have been supplanted by Ortiz and Sanchez, an Irishman and an Irish-American with ambitions to educate the poorest of New York's poor, mulled over a perplexing question.
In The Line of Fire, Irish Times, Jan 25, 2005,
The latest action movie Ladder 49 is based on the real-life experiences of Irish-American firefighters working in Baltimore in the US. Karen McCarthy spent a day with the team.
A Fashionista Walk, Irish Echo, Sept 14, 2005
Searching for Soul , New York Amsterdam News, Feb 23, 2005
At Swim For a Good Cause , Irish Echo, Jan 2005
Good To The Last Drop , Irish Echo, Nov 3, 2004,
During those drab, rainy decades, when people crammed into Dublin tenements and weary mothers dragged bored and boisterous children through stale department stores for communion shoes or winter coats.
The Vanishing of New York's Homeless
Courier Life, Aug 5, 2004
What Urban Style Really Means,
NY Amsterdam News, May 20 , 2004
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AFGHANISTAN/IRAQ
Afhan women suffering more now than under Taliban rule,
Irish Examiner, Oct 9, 2009
Campaign promises difficult to keep,
Irish Examiner, Feb 9, 2009

Sunni tribal leaders take on al-Qaeda, Irish Times, Sept 4, 2007
IRAQ:The strategy of paying Iraqis as private security contractors and working with them is spreading, writes Karen McCarthy in Baghdad
Inside the Triangle of Death, Sunday Tribune, Sep 2 2007
There's only one thing worse than Baghdad by night... Baghdad by day, Sunday Tribune, Aug 26 2007
Progress against Shia mafia is mired in distrust, Irish Times, Aug 20 2007
IRAQ; Karen McCarthy in Zafarniyah, Baghdad, reports on the US army's strategy for winning hearts and minds from the much-feared local militia
The Deadliest Tour of Duty, Sunday Tribune, Aug 19 2007
Locals now running former terrorist HQ , Irish Times, August 6, 2007
Stryker soldiers think of family as return begins, The News Tribune, Sept 8 2007
Baghdad takes notice of Stryker's work, The News Tribune, Aug 17, 2007
Stryker reconstruction in Baquba, The News Tribune, August 11, 2007
Hunting Missing Troops in Iraq, Times Union, Oct 14, 2007
Soldier on Trial for Fatal Shooting , Irish Examiner, May 8, 2007
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Harlem sings a song of pride,
Irish Examiner, Jan 21, 2009
"This is a great time to be alive," yelled African-American, Anthony Parker over the crowd cheering "Obama, Obama" at the giant screen outside the State Building in Harlem.
McCain in trouble but rain may fall on Obama's parade,
Irish Examiner, Nov 3, 2008
Obama's mastery of technology mobilises voters,
Irish Examiner, Oct 16, 2008
The truth the whole truth and anything but... Irish Examiner, Sept 9, 2008
It's a frenzy of fibs and flip-flops, gaffes and attacks, and tall-tales from the campaign trail. It's election season when freedom of speech means no truth-in-advertising and candidates have free rein to lie to the voters as much as they like.
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How McCain reignited America's culture war,
Examiner, Sept 9, 2008
The scrappy kid from Scranton, Irish Examiner, Aug 30, 2008
Looking for a vice to entice, Irish Examiner, Aug 20, 2008
Runners and riders in VP race, Irish Examiner, Aug 19, 2008
Can Obama really rescue America? Irish Examiner, Jun 16, 2008
Time to have a word in Hillary's ear, Irish Examiner, May 10, 2008
It's the final countdown,
Irish Examiner, Apr 19, 2008
Clinton must get back on message, Irish Examiner, Mar 6, 2008
What do Americans want America to be?
Irish Examiner, Feb 19, 2008
Super Tuesday charge,
Irish Examiner, Feb 5, 2008
Maverick McCain is Frontrunner,
Irish Examiner, Jan 31, 2008
Two down, forty-eight states to go,
Irish Examiner, Jan 10, 2008
First blood to Obama in Whitehouse battle,
Irish Examiner, Jan 5, 2008
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