Here's the "Erin go Bragh" meaning and where the common St. Patrick's Day saying came from. Hint: It's rooted in rebellion.

From the mythology of Gráinne and Diarmuid to the poetry of Yeats and the songs of Van the Man, Ireland has long celebrated ...

EV] The Irish Rover's statements in their articles concerning Dr. Kay were quotes from Dr. Kay's social media, statements paraphrasing Dr. Kay's statements at the panel event, or statements ...

Irish officials have told the Defence Minister, Tánaiste Simon Harris, that many of Ireland’s EU partners are in “full war preparation mode”. A high-level briefing document for the new ...

The Dubliner is Boston’s hottest Irish pub right now, and the newly opened McGonagle’s Pub in Dorchester is right on track to join the ranks as a local favorite. Both are welcoming ...

Last week we looked at the A to L of saving. Here John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie in the second of two parts on saving gives his M to Z of that saving mentality. Why do we need to save? Savings are ...

‘Women were almost in the background, like curtains,’ says Irish Film Festival director Dawn Morrissey, ahead of Somerville Theatre screening. Imagine for a moment a reality program that isn ...

The United States has gone to war with the world. There’s no other way of putting it. I know columnists are prone to exaggeration, but one week on from Donald Trump’s inauguration, it is clear ...

An Israeli mother of two was dragged out of a Holocaust Memorial Day event in Dublin on Sunday after protesting the Irish president ... of Israel over the war, and his mention Sunday of the ...

an Israeli-Irish Holocaust researcher, told reporters. Tibet was filmed asking, “Why are you removing me?” while being dragged out of the hall. “I would want to see the war ended 13 months ...

Sitting in my car loaded with ready-made meals, battery-powered lights and flasks for my father and aunt to weather Storm Éowyn, I was listening to the radio and the legendary Irish balladeer ...

the president "consciously chose to draw an analogy" between current events and World War Two. She added: "The concerns of the Irish Jewish and Israeli communities about Ireland becoming a hostile ...