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Signs of the times: Trinity College on hunt for Cló Gaelach plaques before it’s too lateResearchers at Trinity College Dublin are working to track down the capital’s old street signs and have them digitally ...
Where once it was a lonely place for an Irishman, now it’s a crowded field. Yes, Fermanagh’s Kieran McKenna is at the helm of ...
The perseverance of the Irish people in maintaining their language, history and values created a world of oral tradition ...
Leading England players are exasperated that player welfare guidelines will be broken for a second season running, Telegraph ...
The new track is a banger with pounding hip-hop drums and her trademark country twang, while the lyrics take a look at the ...
Claire Melia makes history as not only the first Irish woman to play in a European final, but the first player produced by ...
To wrap up the year’s celebrations the Committee will host an Irish céilí (also spelt cèilidh) on November 18 at the Norwood Town Hall. This traditional Irish social gathering will be a ticketed event ...
The Dubliner offers proof that an Irish sportsman doesn't need to surrender decency to rise up against the odds, transform a ...
IrishCentral Contributor Michael O'Shea traces the fascinating history of 'The Plough and the Stars' and how it became a ...
Rick Kogan, who attended the city’s first St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 1956, reflects on seven decades of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Chicago.
Mayor Eric Adams donned a green cap and scarf and waved an Irish flag while Catholic Archbishop Timothy Dolan greeted marchers wearing a green, white and orange sash -- the national colors of the ...
Organizers said the world-renowned parade has annually drawn about 2 million spectators with 150,000 participants.
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