While the PSNI has begun making plans to subpoena the Boston College ‘Belfast Project’ interview tapes, some are fearful that the exposure of the tapes could bring down Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams and, in turn, the peace process in Northern Ireland.

The Bush administration were concerned that Ireland was exhibiting 'a dollop of complacency' about the efforts to pursue alleged terrorists, the latest batch of documents from Wikileaks reveals.

On April 13, Concern Worldwide U.S., the international humanitarian organization, is hosting its 15th Annual Spring Run in New York’s Central Park. The event, which is open to the public, supports Concern’s work to break the cycle of poverty and hunger in 25 of the world’s poorest countries.

About 30 years ago, a young Belfast man volunteered for a two-year stint in Africa for an Irish charity, Concern Worldwide.  

The former CFO of Anglo Irish Bank has warned that Ireland’s promissory note deal with the European Central Bank could be ‘illegal.'

The Australian actress Toni Collette, now starring in Hitchcock and also well known for Golden Globe and Emmy winning role in the Showtime series United States of Tara, has lent her support to the Irish humanitarian relief agency Concern this holiday season. 

Private papers from the Titanic’s safety officer, Captain Maurice Clarke, show that he believed the White Star Line ship needed 50 percent more lifeboats but was forced to back down. These documents are now set to go to auction and are expected to fetch $32,000, according to the Times.

Celtic got back to winning ways in the Scottish League with a 2-0 victory at home to Dundee as attention turns to next week’s Champions League clash with Aiden McGeady’s Spartak Moscow.

Dublin are sweating over the fitness of star forward Alan Brogan after beating arch rivals Meath in the Leinster football final at Croke Park.

The nephew of former billionaire Sean Quinn is on the run from a jail sentence in Ireland as the family dynasty collapses – and relatives are concerned for his well being.

Concern Worldwide US has recognized Dr Anita Sands, Head of Change Leadership at UBS Wealth Management Americas, with the 2012 Women of Concern Award for her outstanding achievements as a business leader and advocate for women.

Last Wednesday evening, Concern Worldwide US hosted a launch event for the publication of the paper, “Reaching the Most Vulnerable: New Frontiers in Child Survival,” which details key lessons and recommendations from the 14 years that was spent working on the front-lines of child health. The event was held at the Irish Ambassador’s Residence in Washington, DC. Mary Robinson, the Ambassador Michael Collins, and Tom Arnold, CEO of Concern Worldwide, both spoke at the event and recognized the contributions that Concern, Ireland, and the United States all made together in preventing child deaths across the globe. Nazo Kureshy, the USAID Child Survival and Grants Program Team Leader, also spoke at the event on behalf of the United States government.