St Patrick's Day festivities taking place across NI
Tens of thousands of people are expected to take part in parades and other festivities across Northern Ireland to celebrate ...
PSNI urge caution ahead of anti-immigration rallies in Belfast and Derry
A poster entitled Time to Rise circulated online, calls for a peaceful protests at 1pm on March 23 outside Belfast City hall ...
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New IRA leader visited Portlaoise Prison to advance ceasefire talks
Sources say the New IRA in Belfast, Armagh, Tyrone, and in the South favour a ceasefire, but that the more independent group ...
An Irish Diary on the days when one-third of Toronto’s population was born in Ireland
As the fastest growing city in Upper Canada, as it was known until 1841, Toronto saw many Irish arrive on its shores. By the ...
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Regional Press Awards winners: What the judges said
The biggest prizes in regional journalism were handed out yesterday as the annual Regional Press Awards took place in London.
Why this photo of an Irish band holding a ‘gift from a fan’ has sparked backlash after it was brought onstage during Aussie gig
An Irish hip-hop band have come under fire for a controversial act during a gig in Melbourne on Friday evening.
The Irish gunrunners of Philadelphia who ferried rifles to the I.R.A.
By 1972, Cahalane was also one of the Irish Republican Army’s most successful international gunrunners, ferrying rifles and bullets from Philadelphia and its suburbs to arm guerilla fighters in ...
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What was “militancy” in Northern Ireland in 1968-69?
Part of a series of articles exploring the role of the left in the great political upheaval in Northern Ireland in 1968-9, ...
The man who started the Troubles: Eamonn McCann’s six decades of civil rights and why at 82 the fire still burns bright
For more than six decades, the name Eamonn McCann has been synonymous with civil rights and street protests. He spoke to Pat ...