Irish March
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Is Every Whisky A Whiskey? What Is The Difference?
This International whisky day, learn all about the difference between whisky and whiskey, and how they matter.
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St Patrick's Day 2025: When Is It? Origin, Traditions And Celebrations
St Patrick's Day 2025: On March 17 every year, thousands of people come together to drink, dress in green and celebrate Irish heritage.
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Meta Expects To Lay Off Almost 20% Of Irish Workforce
Meta Platforms Inc expects to cut around 490 jobs at its international headquarters in Dublin, or almost 20% of its Irish workforce, part of 10,000 global layoffs announced in March, the social media company said on Wednesday.
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Facebook, Instagram EU-US Data Flow May Face Ban Soon as Irish Regulators Submit Final Report
Facebook and Instagram may soon face a ban on EU-US data transfer as Irish regulators moved a step ahead and shared an updated draft order with other EU regulators. However, the final Irish order would not apply to Meta's WhatsApp subsidiary, as it has a different data controller within the group. The Data Protection Commission issued a provisional...
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Dublin Cinema Hall Holds Dog-Friendly Film Screening. Pics Are Too Cute
If you love dogs (and excuse me, who isn't?), chances are you will fall in love with these "paw"dorable pictures. On Sunday, Dublin's Light House Cinema held a dog-friendly film screening, ahead of American director Wes Anderson's new animated movie - "Isle Of Dogs" release in Irish cinema halls from March 30, joe.ie reported. And pictures of the p...
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Thousands Join Irish March for Easing Abortion Law
Thousands of people marched in Dublin on Saturday calling for an overhaul of Ireland's strict abortion laws, as a campaign for change gathers momentum ahead of the upcoming general election.
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Boston St Patrick's Parade Includes Gay Groups for First Time
For the first time in the 114-year history of Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade, gay rights activists marched openly on Sunday under rainbow banners in the city's annual celebration of its Irish heritage, after organizers lifted a longtime ban.
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After Savita Halappanavar's death, thousands march for abortion rights in Ireland
About 10,000 people marched through Dublin and observed a minute's silence Saturday in memory of the Indian dentist who died of blood poisoning in an Irish hospital after being denied an abortion.
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Is Every Whisky A Whiskey? What Is The Difference?
This International whisky day, learn all about the difference between whisky and whiskey, and how they matter.
-
St Patrick's Day 2025: When Is It? Origin, Traditions And Celebrations
St Patrick's Day 2025: On March 17 every year, thousands of people come together to drink, dress in green and celebrate Irish heritage.
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Meta Expects To Lay Off Almost 20% Of Irish Workforce
Meta Platforms Inc expects to cut around 490 jobs at its international headquarters in Dublin, or almost 20% of its Irish workforce, part of 10,000 global layoffs announced in March, the social media company said on Wednesday.
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Facebook, Instagram EU-US Data Flow May Face Ban Soon as Irish Regulators Submit Final Report
Facebook and Instagram may soon face a ban on EU-US data transfer as Irish regulators moved a step ahead and shared an updated draft order with other EU regulators. However, the final Irish order would not apply to Meta's WhatsApp subsidiary, as it has a different data controller within the group. The Data Protection Commission issued a provisional...
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Dublin Cinema Hall Holds Dog-Friendly Film Screening. Pics Are Too Cute
If you love dogs (and excuse me, who isn't?), chances are you will fall in love with these "paw"dorable pictures. On Sunday, Dublin's Light House Cinema held a dog-friendly film screening, ahead of American director Wes Anderson's new animated movie - "Isle Of Dogs" release in Irish cinema halls from March 30, joe.ie reported. And pictures of the p...
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Thousands Join Irish March for Easing Abortion Law
Thousands of people marched in Dublin on Saturday calling for an overhaul of Ireland's strict abortion laws, as a campaign for change gathers momentum ahead of the upcoming general election.
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Boston St Patrick's Parade Includes Gay Groups for First Time
For the first time in the 114-year history of Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade, gay rights activists marched openly on Sunday under rainbow banners in the city's annual celebration of its Irish heritage, after organizers lifted a longtime ban.
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After Savita Halappanavar's death, thousands march for abortion rights in Ireland
About 10,000 people marched through Dublin and observed a minute's silence Saturday in memory of the Indian dentist who died of blood poisoning in an Irish hospital after being denied an abortion.
