Aer Lingus says it welcomes changes on entry to Ireland from US and Canada Aer Lingus welcomes the revisions by Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to the testing regime which will reduce restrictions for passengers travelling from North America to Ireland. Effective from 29th November, arrivals from US and Canada will not be expected to continue to restrict movements following receipt of a negative/not-detected result from a Covid-19 PCR test taken a minimum of five days after arrival in Ireland.
By Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor November 12, 2020
Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor
Sedition. That is the legal word for the crime against democracy that Donald Trump and his knock-kneed co-conspirators in Congress appear to be staging in a desperate grasp at control of the White House.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were duly elected last week, as were most Republicans who sought re-election to Congress. But, Trump insists — with no evidence— that the presidential balloting was a fraud and that “illegal” votes must be discarded. The president is engaged in behavior that is beyond reckless and preposterous. It’s dangerous and — if it persists— it is treasonous.
By Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor November 4, 2020
Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor
Nov 4, 2020
The agonizing wait for resolution in the presidential contest dragged on as the Reporter went to press on Wednesday morning. As of this hour, it remains unclear if Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will prevail over Donald Trump and Mike Pence. Several swing states— Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina— still have millions of votes to count.
By Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor November 4, 2020
Bill Forry, Boston Irish Editor
Nov 4, 2020
The agonizing wait for resolution in the presidential contest dragged on as the Reporter went to press on Wednesday morning. As of this hour, it remains unclear if Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will prevail over Donald Trump and Mike Pence. Several swing states— Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina— still have millions of votes to count.