First Irish Nobel Laureate, William Butler Yeats was an organic bridge between Orient and Western countries, and specifically between Indians and Irish which is quite… Read More »W.B. Yeats’ Indian Irish renaissance
Leaders of 19 groups from across the six counties joined at the Houben Centre in Belfast last Saturday, April 1 to receive Freedom for All… Read More »AOH presents Freedom for All Ireland grants in Belfast
On that fateful day in 1911, when 146 people lost their lives changing working conditions in New York forever, those who rushed to help and… Read More »On This Day: 146 people lost their lives in Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York
Here’s how you can learn the Irish language for free online during Seachtain na Gaeilge no matter where in the world you are. Seachtain na… Read More »Best ways to learn Irish for free online
The census figures for Northern Ireland released last September show Catholics, broadly understood, at 45.7 percent, and Protestants or people brought up in the Reformation… Read More »Thoughts on a future border poll for Ireland
March 2023 marks the 25-year anniversary of The Craic Fest, New York’s brightest annual celebration of Irish film and culture. Like many of the best… Read More »New York’s Craic Fest celebrates its 25-year anniversary this March!
The Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Act 2022 has officially become law in Northern Ireland after the bill received Royal Assent on Tuesday, December 6.… Read More »Northern Ireland’s Irish Language legislation becomes law after receiving Royal Assent
‘Row Hard or Go Home,’ a team of nine Irish rowers, and ‘Nothing Ventured,’ a solo Irish rower, will undertake the Talisker Atlantic Ocean Race this… Read More »Irish rowers to undertake ‘World’s Toughest Race’ across the Atlantic this December
Kevin McCarthy, who has been House Minority Leader in the US House of Representatives since 2019, is likely to become Speaker of the House of… Read More »The Irish roots of Kevin McCarthy, likely to be the next Speaker of the House
Vincent “Mad Dog” Coll, an Irish immigrant hitman in the US, died on February 8, 1932. The United States has always opened its arms to… Read More »Vincent ‘Mad Dog’ Coll: The Irish immigrant and NYC gangster
