No better example of the complex relationships not just between North and South but between Ireland and Britain than our ...

IrishCentral Contributor Michael O'Shea traces the fascinating history of 'The Plough and the Stars' and how it became a ...

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However, Northern Nevadans don't have to wait until ... The shade of blue sky also appeared on ancient Irish flags, symbols and traditional garments. It was also a popular shade to use for wedding ...

Inside the entrance to Tangerine, a small design agency in Southwark, south London sits a historic object. It is an example of the first lie-flat business-class airline seat, introduced by British ...

King Charles, who is still receiving cancer treatment, visited the Pharmacy and Pharmacology department at Ulster University Coleraine campus in Northern Ireland ...

Those who watch King Charles closely have seen an increase over the last little while in signals and royal symbolism in ...

The solidarity group Noraid raised millions of dollars to support the Irish republican movement during the Troubles. Although Noraid attracted lots of hostile media coverage at the time, the group’s ...

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Hilary Benn has rejected suggestions that Northern Ireland’s economy is being “crippled” by post-Brexit trading arrangements, amid unionist warnings over an “all-Ireland economy”.