In this week’s Irish Post – Out Now
- Dissidents issue chilling threat against Irish citizens
- 'One of the greatest Gaels we’ve ever had in Britain’ - Tributes to the Late Dr John McAndrew
- ‘We recorded Shane MacGown at his absolute drunkest’ - Dropkick Murphys Interview
IN NEWS
Dissidents target Irish recruits in British Army
The Continuity Army has issued a chilling death threat against Irish citizens in the British Army. The threat comes less than a month after it was revealed gardaí in Limerick foiled a plot to murder a British soldier who was due to visit his home in the city over Christmas.
Violence in the streets
Unrest continues in Belfast this week with continued rioting in the city’s streets. Loyalist violence, linked to the flying of the union flag at City Hall, has led to dozens of arrests while scores of police officers have also been injured in the attacks.
Getting savvy to achieve financial freedom
Economist Susan Hayes shares her nine-step plan to gaining control of your finances. Don’t miss her new regular column in the coming weeks in The Irish Post.
Beating the odds
Psychotherapist Teresa Gallagher speaks candidly about her battle to help the vulnerable Irish in Britain and surviving the odds in her courageous double fight against cancer.
IN SPORT
'One of the greatest Gaels we’ve ever had in Britain’ - Tributes to the Late Dr John McAndrew
Tributes have been paid to GAA great Dr John McAndrew, whose funeral takes place this week. The sportsman is one of the most decorated GAA players outside of Ireland. He was a member of Mayo’s double All-Ireland winning team, 1950-1951.
Seamus Coleman Interview
Following his new deal with Everton, we talk to Ireland international Seamus Coleman on his rise to prominence
Sport in 2013
Irish Post writers look ahead to 2013
IN ENTERTAINMENT
‘We recorded Shane MacGown at his absolute drunkest’
Dropkick Murphys on their new album and recording with their heroes
Controversial Cinema
Director Lenny Abrahamson and rising star Jack Reynor discuss acclaimed Irish film What Richard Did
Lovin’ Each Day
Enda Brady speaks to Ronan Keating who is putting his separation behind him as he embarks on a new UK tour
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