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Midwest Irish Concerns (MIC) is an internet based information source on efforts to unite the island of Ireland. One major player in Nebraska was UNION, a coalition of the Nebraska state chapters of several national Irish-American political action organizations which had included: the Irish American Unity Conference, the Irish National Caucus, the Lawyers Alliance for Justice in Ireland, the Brehon Law Society, theIrish-American Labor Coalition, the American Committee for Ulster Justice, Irish Republican Web Action Committee and the American Irish Human Rights Commission.

Other organizations included the Omaha Area Emerald Society, Omaha Irish Northern Aid, and the Omaha Area Ladies Order of Hibernians.

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In Memory of

Marge Kerwin
1921-1997
member of
The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians

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A Chara (Greetings) Welcome to the Ireland United website! We updated the website on November 5, 2007. If you are having trouble following the events in the north of Ireland, go here to get a good source of news. For the latest (but often biased) information, check the BCC. In addition to updating this website, we have been busy with the following projects!

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Irish Omaha Irish Omaha is the latest effort to keep current on local Irish related events.

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NEW!!TAXES MAIN ISSUE IN US ELECTIONS

Between the Alternative Minimum take, making the Bush tax cuts permanent, and cutting some of the highest corporate taxes in the world, taxes are the issue. Not Iraq or health care. Here is one person's slate of people to support!

in Derry, (north) Ireland. The Pat Finucane Centre supports families who have lost loved ones through state violence, and documents human rights abuses. An important focus of the group concerns the creation of democratic, accountable policing and the encouragement of non-violent alternatives to the formal justice system