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Amendments to federal legislation will help tackle infrastructure gap for First Nations

Politics Briefing: Beijing responds in kind to Ottawa expelling Chinese diplomat

China’s foreign ministry said Jennifer Lynn Lalonde had been declared ‘persona non grata’ and told to leave the country by May 13.

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On October 2 1876 Patrick Barrett of Ballynahalia, wrote a long letter to Dr T Brodie, the Local Government Board inspector, bitterly complaining about Doctor James Connolly, who failed, ‘through drunkenness’, to promptly attend his heavily pregnant wife. Barrett demanded a sworn inquiry into the whole sorry business, causing a row that fiercely divided the community of Moycullen, where old loyalties silenced witnesses from giving evidence, leading to a stunning finale of bribery and corruption that would turn the one street county Galway village into a Ken Bruen landscape. Barrett, accompanied by his brother-in-law Tom Conneely, set out briskly to call Dr Connolly, the local dispensary doctor, as his wife, Anne, was dangerously ill in child labour. The doctor’s housekeeper told them the doctor was gone into Moycullen, and not expected home till around 10pm. The two men walked to Moycullen as fast as they could. Just as they passed John Turner’s public-house the

Documentary evidence debunks Palestinian claims of stolen land

No land was stolen by the Zionists but all was legally purchased.