Michael Malloy, remembered now by some as “Iron Mike” or “Rasputin of the Bronx,” was a homeless Irishman from Co Donegal who lived in New… Read More »Michael Malloy – the Irishman in The Bronx that could not be murdered

A child of Northern Ireland’s Troubles recalls that fateful night when The Miami Showband was ambushed by the Ulster Volunteer Force on this day in… Read More »On This Day: Five killed in Miami Showband Massacre in Co Down in 1975

Rail travel on the island of Ireland offers some of Europe’s most spectacular routes and destinations. From the vibrant culture of Galway and Belfast to… Read More »See Ireland’s best sights by train

From hilltop ringforts and ivy‑clad towers to secluded abbeys echoing with silent prayer, these lesser‑known treasures offer immersive, atmospheric adventures for those seeking Ireland’s deeper… Read More »A guide to Ireland’s forgotten castles and abbeys

In the 1960s, the land around the Cliffs of Moher was nearly sold to a German businessman. Fifty years ago, the Co Clare landmark was… Read More »How Germans bid to purchase Cliffs of Moher land in 1964 and it was almost accepted

“To America, my new-found land. The man that hates you hates the human race” – Brendan Behan The below is an excerpt from Dermot McEvoy’s… Read More »Brendan Behan discovers New York City

Though conceived and developed many miles from the shores of the Emerald Isle, American football’s history is laced with echoes of Ireland. For starters, many… Read More »The gridiron goes green: Ireland’s love affair with American football

The search of a grave at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin unearthed some family secrets for Dermot McEvoy. Here’s how to find more about your family’s… Read More »Do you know who’s in your family’s Glasnevin Cemetery plot? I didn’t

Every day is a ‘Lovely Day for a Visit’ to the Guinness Storehouse as the Dublin landmark embarks on its special summer experiences. This summer,… Read More »Savor summertime with special experiences at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin

This legend from Irish mythology tells the story of Fionnuala and her three younger brothers, who were turned into swans by their jealous stepmother. The… Read More »Irish Legend: The Song of Fionuala of the Children of Lir