Person: Terry Brennan

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<p>The Irish Miners’ Memorial features a life-sized bronze sculpture of a miner bent on one knee, holding a pick and facing Ireland to represent the immigrants, labourers, and children buried in what’s known as ‘the pauper’ section of Leadville’s Evergreen Cemetery. Picture: Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite</p>

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US town remembers more than 1,100 West Cork miners buried in unmarked graves

The memorial by Irish sculptor Terry Brennan marks the strong links between the Colorado mining town and the village of Allihies

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Oireachtas ups spend for overseas trips

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Taoiseach challenged to Seanad TV debate

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Senators to share €440,000 windfall

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All over bar the Seanad referendum

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Grain factory deaths leave village in mourning

Second man dies after Louth factory accident

A second man has died in hospital following the accident that claimed the life of a 19-year-old worker at a grain factory in Co Louth yesterday.

Tue, 11 Aug, 2009

Two members of HSE forum resign in protest

TWO members of the Health Service Executive (HSE) forum in the north-east resigned yesterday in protest at what they say is the lack of “accountability” and “responsibility” by the HSE to the members of the forum.

Tue, 20 May, 2008

Call to name new motorway after Clinton

Councillors in Co Louth want a new stretch of motorway between Belfast and Dublin to be called the Bill Clinton Highway.

Sun, 21 Jan, 2001