From the Giant’s Causeway to the Mournes, Ireland’s northern province blends ancient heritage, dramatic scenery and vibrant ...

On April 7, 1927, Mr A. Dolan was the first person in history who was paid to perform on American TV. Second up was Peg ...

A new five-part series explores how Ireland’s fiercest sea captain rose through a world where Gaelic custom and Tudor law ...

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The Office of Public Works (OPW) has announced a series of "egg-straegg-citing events" taking place at numerous OPW locations ...

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Father Edward Flanagan has been declared venerable by Pope Leo XIV, advancing the Irish priest closer to sainthood.

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Brendan Fay reflects on marching in the NYC St Patrick's Day, ten years after the Irish LGBT group Lavender & Green Alliance ...