So that’s nearly Monday wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

Kya deLongchamps selects three landmark George Nelson pieces.

New York manager Justin O’Halloran says a way must be found for the Exiles to play more competitive matches each year.

New York boss Justin O’Halloran admits his side will be underdogs against Mayo in next month’s Connacht SFC opener — but is relishing the tag.

In Amazon’s warehouses in the UK, ambulances were called, not 60 times, but 600 times, writes Terry Prone

Eve Kelliher looks at what’s happening in the worlds of art and interiors.

If I hadn’t hesitated at a crucial moment, this column might be illustrated, today, by a photograph of me with the Fearless Girl statue.

Balmy temperatures, no rain to spoil the party and a minister bearing a gift of a million euro - the omens were good at the opening night of WexfordFestival. Families out for an evening stroll mingled with opera-goers in posh frocks and tux at the hurdy-gurdies on the waterfront and local troubadours on guitar and keyboards warmed up the crowd before the opening fireworks lit up the clear skies.

Glass from the Twin Towers and a rivet of 9/11 steel from the World Trade Center were donated to the Medal of Honour Exhibition in Kinsale, Co Cork over the weekend with 35 members of the New York Fire Department travelling over to the town for the ceremony.

The Kerry-born cop who solved a notorious murder spree in New York is remembered in a TV documentary to be aired this week.

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Investigators believe the blaze, the deadliest residential fire to hit New York City in at least 25 years, was caused by a child playing with a stove, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

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Check out the latest red carpet looks of the week compiled by Rachel Amrie Walsh.

The gardaí could fight Dublin’s escalating gangland violence through “precision policing” the head of the NYPD has suggested.

The Taoiseach denies being snubbed by US president-elect Donald Trump on his visit to New York.

In advance of his jazz festival gig, Robert Glasper tells Alan O’Riordan about his genre-straddling music and why he felt compelled to address the issue of police shootings in the US

A troubled teenage past helped Annie Lederman weather the cut-throat NY stand-up circuit where she honed her craft, writes Ed Power

His family surprised him with the trip to see his two sisters who emigrated when they were young.

What’s with everyone giving their relatives trips of a lifetime as birthday presents? You’re making the rest of us look bad.

A Wexford woman, who spent teenage summers learning Irish in Ring where she was never off the céilí dance floor, is the national winner in a new ICA competition sponsored by Gael Linn.

She ran an extra ten miles with no training.

In 1980, the Quinn brothers from Tyrone were the first four brothers to ever run the New

In the surrounds of the richest golf ambiance anywhere and on the threshold of the oldest championship the sport knows, it probably isn’t the proper time to ask if you’ve ever heard of the Greater Milwaukee Open or the Quad City Classic or something called the BC Open, or even the LaCantera Texas Open.

Thousands have taken to social media to praise Aer Lingus for its efforts in assisting the relatives of those killed and injured in the Berkeley disaster.

LAURA Murphy is from Kinsale, Co Cork, and is dancer in residence at Firkin Crane. She performs in A Dance Brew at Firkin Crane on Saturday as part of Cork Midsummer Festival.

If you love antique and vintage stuff, chances are that once on any overseas holiday, you will start sniffing around for the best local sources of distressed goodies. Kya deLongchamps takes us Stateside.

Cathy Desmond took a bite of the Big Apple some thirty years ago — and now that she’s back for more, she finds a calmer, quieter place.

A verdict is expected today in the trial of the former Goldman Sachs banker accused of raping an Irish J1 student in the Hamptons, New York state, in 2013.

Kya de Longchamps looks at virtual bidding and live online auctions.

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USA: Referring to “this ridiculously stupid winter”, the Ithaca website suggests visiting the Florida Keys this week and returning “when things thaw out.”

Tim Cahill is looking forward to a new challenge in China, despite revealing he was in contact with both Everton chairman Bill Kenwright and ex-manager David Moyes on deadline day.

Snow Day!!!

While it has failed to live up to the ominous prediction of ’worst blizzard ever’,Storm Juno has definitely made her presence known.

Brooklyn resident Chris O’Leary was in for a nice surprise on Monday when he found himself the sole passenger on a plane travelling to New York.

Mary McCarthy is from Whitehall, near Skibbereen, Co Cork. She is director of the National Sculpture Factory in Cork and also chair of Culture Ireland.

Three suspects were being questioned yesterday about the shootings of two New York City police officers responding to a grocery store robbery.

Mario Cuomo, the son of Italian immigrants who became an eloquent spokesman for a generation of liberal Democrats during his three terms as governor of New York — but could not quite bring himself to run for president — has died.

New York City’s police commissioner called for a “lot less rhetoric and a lot more dialogue” to defuse the tension between officers and the population they protect.