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Big changes last night at Annual Congress in Carlow.
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Big changes last night at Annual Congress in Carlow.
There were also changes made to the inter-county U21 championship at GAA Congress today.
Croke Park chiefs will put this plan to Congress next month.
Clinton’s cleared another hurdle in her White House bid. But she wasn’t even involved in the hearing’s most dramatic moment.
The incident interrupted a hearing into a massive graft scandal.
The motions were passed today at GAA Congress in Cavan.
Congress takes place on 27-28 February in Cavan and the list of motions were released today.
20-year-old Christopher Cornell was arrested after he purchased two semi-automatic weapons and 600 rounds of ammunition.
O’Neill is also open to changing the inter-county calendar for the benefit of club games.
Obama said there are enough Republicans and Democrats in the House to pass an immigration bill today.
The motion was adopted at last Saturday’s GAA Congress in Croke Park.
Today’s GAA Congress at Croke Park saw 95.5% of delegates vote to make racism offences a red card one.
GAA President Liam O’Neill made the announcement at Croke Park today.
70.2% of delegates voted against the motion in Croke Park.
84.2% of delegates at GAA Congress this morning voted in favour of the motion.
O Fearghail is the first Cavan man to be elected GAA President.
The motion had been due to be debated tomorrow in Croke Park.
Delegates are getting set to vote on motions tomorrow in Croke Park.
Seamus Howlin, Aogán O Fearghail and Sean Walsh are vying to replace current President Liam O’Neill.
The Clare manager expects the congress to deal with Anthony Nash style frees.
The motion is being brought forward to next month’s GAA Congress in Croke Park.
The Allstar winning goalkeeper was a central figure in last summer’s hurling championship.
The motion is proposed for next month’s GAA Congress in Croke Park.
Realism is the tone of the night in Washington.
Six people were killed and 12 others, including former congresswoman Giffords, were injured in the 2011 shooting in Arizona.
The FRC’s innovative proposals were announced yesterday.
The demo, calling for “an end to austerity and an end to cuts” takes place from 1pm this afternoon on Dublin’s O’Connell Street.
They do have a higher opinion of Congress than of Miley Cyrus and Anthony Weiner, however.
The negotiations had been due to begin in Brussels next week.
Around 800,000 government workers will be sent home today with back-pay not guaranteed.
House Republicans attached an amendment to the government spending bill that would delay the healthcare legislation by a year.
Thirteen people, including gunman Aaron Alexis, were killed in today’s mass shooting at a Washington DC naval base.
The full Senate will vote on the issue next week. It’s the first time lawmakers have voted to back military action since the 2002 vote on the invasion of Iraq.
If the US failed to take military action against Syria it would send a dangerous signal to Iran and North Korea, John Kerry said.
The decision represents a significant gamble for Obama, who has an estranged relationship with lawmakers.
But one judge said that the law is necessary to protect against “second generation” barriers to voting.
Google says it’s barred from revealing how many national security requests it follows, and wants to let people know.
The Director of National Intelligence has denounced the leaks of highly classified documents that revealed the programs.
The new rule was passed at last Saturday’s GAA Congress in Derry.
Some of the key areas of debate after a hectic weekend in Gaelic football and hurling.