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IN NEWS
Hidden Heartbreak
Four Irish couples are coming to Britain every week to terminate pregnancies that would not survive past birth, The Irish Post reveals this week.
One woman tells the story of her traumatic trip to England to terminate her wanted pregnancy and says Ireland’s abortion laws need to change.
Supporters count the cost of heading to the Connacht final
BORIS might not be in Mayo to cheer on the Exiles later this month, but GAA fans from across London are preparing to make the journey to watch their team make history. But according to research by The Irish Post, it will be no cheap trip.
Shouts of “English scum out” cancel Irish auction
ANTI-ENGLISH chants brought about the cancellation of an auction at a top Dublin hotel.
GAA club players are left ‘homeless’ after £6K theft
A London GAA team was left temporarily “homeless” after thieves stole £6,000 and their personal belongings while they played a rival club – the latest in a series of similar incidents at Tir Chonaill Gaels in Greenford.
Former Anglo boss is Irish Cultural Centre director
A former boss of Anglo Irish Bank currently being pursued for a €6million retirement payoff is on the Board of Directors at Hammersmith’s Irish Cultural Centre, The Irish Post has learned.
Brent’s elderly Irish will benefit from new minibus
The former Mayor of Brent has dedicated a new community minibus to the “hardworking men and women” who helped build a strong Irish community in the London borough over the past 50 years.
Vince who?
Hollywood mega-star Vince Vaughn has been linked to London-based Galway publican Ambrose Gordon in a planned feature film, The Irish Post reveals.
IN SPORT
Reach for the Sky
Carl Frampton slams Sky Sports’ commitment to Irish fighters
Darkness before the dawn
John Collins pens an insightful essay into life as a London footballer in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Iron man
Dougie Costello delivers his column while recovering in hospital from a punctured lung
IN ENTERTAINMENT
Evanna Lynch interview
The Harry Potter star discusses her magic return in Houdini
Irish Roots Festival
All the best photos from the family day out in London
Great Leap Forward
Filmmaker Steph Green on her debut feature film, Run and Jump
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