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An illustration of a controversial new postage stamp in Ireland, with Irish artist, Jim Fitzpatrick, who created the famous two-tone image of Che Guevara used on the stamp

Ireland celebrates Che Guevara’s Irish roots with a stamp, despite opposition

Culture

A new postage stamp in the Republic of Ireland is causing a stink because it honors Latin American revolutionary Che Guevara, who was of partial Irish descent. But people in Ireland — and Miami — are denouncing Che — and the stamp — because of his history of violence.

Douglas (right) and his doppelganger, en route to Galway

Two guys walk onto a plane

Culture

Guinness sees success with creating a holiday to honor brewery founder

Business, Economics and Jobs

Fancy Hats and High Heels for Ireland’s Renowned Horse-Racing Festival

Arts, Culture & Media

Statue Honoring Che Guevara to be Erected in Ireland

Arts, Culture & Media
The World

Coping with Ireland’s financial crisis

Global Politics

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Kevin Sheridan, owner of Sheridan’s Cheesemongers in Ireland, about how the economic downturn has affected his business. Also, Rita Richardson, a retiree in Galway, Ireland, tells Lisa how she’s coping with the news.