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Bette Browne: Children paying price of inhuman treatment

Doctors are offering to vaccinate at risk children after at least three deaths among thousands being held in the US, many in camps separated from their parents, says Bette Browne

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US awards contracts for prototypes of Mexico border wall

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US wants Mexico border wall that looks good and is hard to climb or cut

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US gives contractors timetable to pitch to build Mexico border wall

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On the frontline in battle against EirGrid powerline network

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Boston bombings suspect 'had no visa'

US eases Ireland’s flight restrictions

PROSPECTS for increased US-bound corporate air traffic through Dublin and Shannon airports received a major boost yesterday.

Wed, 22 Jun, 2011

Dempsey: Shannon could be US-Europe cargo hub

SHANNON Airport could become a hub for cargo between the US and Europe, Transport Minister Noel Dempsey believes.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2010

Airport fails to attract service on back of US Customs and Border Protection

THE Shannon Airport Authority (SAA) has failed to attract a scheduled service based on its €21 million US-Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in the 12 months since the service was introduced.

Thu, 09 Sep, 2010

Concerns see airport duty free outlet shut

A DUTY-FREE shop recently opened at Shannon has been closed due to concerns of the US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) personnel who are based at the airport.

Fri, 21 May, 2010

Plane bomb accused talked and talked

For hours after allegedly trying to use a bomb hidden in his underwear to blow up a Christmas Day flight to Detroit, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab talked and talked – to US Customs officers, medical personnel, and FBI agents.

Sun, 24 Jan, 2010

US-bound travellers subject to e-passport requirement

FROM July 1, people travelling to the US under the Visa Waiver Programme (VWP), with passports issued after October 2006, will be subject to an electronic passport requirement.

Sat, 23 May, 2009

Traveller screening 'against privacy laws' in US

America’s Homeland Security Department is breaking the law by not telling the public how personal information is used to screen international travellers, government investigators say.

Thu, 17 May, 2007

Bomb plot 'has all the hallmarks of al-Qaida'

An alleged scheme to blow up transatlantic passenger jets in mid-air using liquid explosives was in the final stages of planning and bore some of the hallmarks of an al-Qaida plot, US officials said today.

Thu, 10 Aug, 2006

Rigorous inspections for US-bound passengers

Passengers arriving into the United States from the UK will undergo rigorous inspections after security was heightened in response to the alleged plot to blow up transatlantic flights.

Thu, 10 Aug, 2006

Singer Cat Stevens refused entry to US

Singer Cat Stevens and his daughter were escorted off a diverted transatlantic flight by FBI agents, it emerged today.

Wed, 22 Sep, 2004