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Tom O’Toole is back in the country where he spent 10 years of his youth.
Plus: Patrick O’Donovan’s famine-memorial socks, TDs ignored by everyone and a marksman for the birds
The Irish influence in the town of Erin is still visible today and the Irish heritage of the town's founders is celebrated.
Sean Jansen made his Test debut in front of family and friends in Australia.
Honorary Irish consul Patrick Delaney reflects on a year of cultural milestones that inspired a new grassroots organization for Central Florida's Irish community.
For Father's Day, IrishCentral Contributor Kevin O'Hara recalls his Irish father's unique turns of phrase.
There are 4.4 million people in Canada who report Irish roots. Irish is the third-largest ancestry in the country — with one in eight Canadians tracing a thread back to a townland...
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Irish-American cultural traditions offer a vivid reminder that the relationship between the two countries is not simply historical—it r...
Celebrating Irish icons, past and present from the Irish LGBTQ+ community for Pride this year. Here is a look at Brendan Behan.
The Irish have played a large role in the history of the United States.
Michael Scanlon writes of the Irish New York neighborhoods of old and how Irish immigrants have passed them on to immigrants of other nationalities.
This Memorial Day, we remember the debt of gratitude the United States owes to the brave, fighting Irish and Irish American warriors.
There were three men who were born in Ireland that were signatories of the US Declaration of Independence. Learn about the historic document's Irish links here!
The legacy of the Irish in America runs deeper than one might expect.
Dublin in Pride month is a pleasant surprise for our columnist migrating from a place where resistance shows up differently.
"I've been in Ireland for ten years, pretty well settled with children being born over there and everything so there's definitely a sense of home in both places.”
As America marks its 250th birthday, it's time to restore the Irish to the nation's founding narrative.
Collections in the AIHS archive show how sport played a significant role in connecting Irish immigrants and their descendants across the diaspora.
Ireland's new passport celebrates nature, culture and innovation.
Dublin is moody, complicated, expensive but our new columnist is finding more and more reasons to stay.
Signs that you've had a good rural rearing in the auld Emerald Isle.
This is the very Irish story of how an Irish immigrant created an Irish moss enterprise in Scituate, MA, the most Irish town in America.
In Ireland there’s no ceremony if you get citizenship by descent. The ceremony is only for people who are naturalized. My husband’s was in Killarney and I had to drag him by the sc...
Irish-born Thomas Bracken penned "God Defend New Zealand" in the 1870s; over a century later, the song would become the country's national anthem.
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