Belfast and Glenariff is a Slugger reader from Belfast. “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow mindedness and many ...

America was never designed to be a theocracy. The Founders, while overwhelmingly Christian, rejected the European sacralist ...

Under the lock, any foreign intervention must be approved by the government, the Dáil (the Irish parliament’s lower house) ...

Join the IrishCentral Book Club this April as we read the award-winning bestseller "Wounds - A Memoir of War and Love." ...

Every One Still Here by Liadan Ní Chuinn: Remarkable debut collection that deservers to be considered among the best Irish books of the 21st century Miracles were a common feature of the saint ...

Although organizers for a University of Notre Dame conference on religious nationalism began planning 18 months ago, the ...

One of the pope's greatest achievements will have been his engagement with the humanities and humanity — with a deep ...

Housing “segregation” is emerging in Dublin between non-Irish and Irish communities, according to a report published on Friday. The study funded by the Housing Agency says as immigrants seek ...

Catholic nuns and priests led Boston's anti-war movement during the Vietnam era. A new podcast tells the story of the lengths many Boston Irish Catholics went through to protest the war — including ...

The perseverance of the Irish people in maintaining their language, history and values created a world of oral tradition ...

One young Irish man’s influence on Austen’s "Pride and Prejudice" has been the object of much speculation. How much of Irishman Thomas Lefroy’s character is seen in Mr. Darcy, or indeed Wickham?