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Meet Obama at Joyce’s and help Cancer Care West
This week, President Obama visited these shores to conclude a hectic period of high level state visits to our Island. Before he strode the streets of Moneygall and Dublin he promised to come back because of the great bargains in Joyces’ of Athenry.
Public lecture on Obama and US foreign policy
In advance of US president Barack Obama’s visit to Ireland, an American academic will deliver a public lecture in Galway entitled Obama: Warlord of the US Empire.
The Irish roots of Barack Obama
BARACK OBAMA was born on August 4 1961 in Honolulu to a mother from Kansas and a father from Kenya. His parents met at the University of Hawaii, where his father was a foreign student on scholarship.
'We Shall Overcome'
That is the mantra we have been hearing over the past twenty-four hours since the big news was announced that Democrat, Barack Obama is the new president of the United States of America.
Could Galway produce a Barack Obama?
Many of us never thought we would see the day when a black man would become president of the USA, but in the early hours of Wednesday morning, it happened.
I’ll be coming to Ireland, Obama tells Galway student
Galway man Peter Mannion had one hell of a summer job, one that culminated in him meeting president-elect Barack Obama on the steps of Capitol Hill.
Galway welcomes Obama’s victory
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, Sen Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States of America and the first African-American to achieve this office. It is a day few thought would ever come.
Obama election victory party on Sunday
THE ELECTION of African-American Barack Obama as the 44th president of the USA has been welcomed the world over, but especially by black populations.
Obama victory - What does Galway think?
Michael D Higgins