Paddy Clancy has spent a lifetime in journalism, having worked for Irish and British national newspapers and is a former presenter of “It Says In The Papers” on RTE radio.
He has contributed to IrishCentral's sister publication, the Irish Voice, for a decade and now lives in Donegal where he continues to freelance for a variety of papers.
It would be nice if Taoiseach Micheal Martin heard the lullaby I listened to in a hospital COVID unit the other night.
Wicklow farmer says he has scientific proof that relaxing music helps to produce better milk.
After all the deadlines, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sought one more delay in the long Brexit negotiations.
The EU has not ruled out that the extended talks could last beyond the Christmas before Brexit, deal or no deal.
The EU-UK Joint Committee says it has reached "agreement in principle on all issues, in particular with regard to the Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland."
Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley has apologized for his tweet that was described by some as "very stupid."
The grim reality of the goodwill gesturing in moving the 1916 hero's remains from Pentonville to Glasnevin, Dublin.
A battle to save Irish sausage exports to Britain after Brexit is underway.
Ireland celebrates Irish involvement in two of the newly discovered coronavirus vaccines as Christmas easing of restrictions is discussed.
Simon Coveney speaks bluntly about Boris Johnson’s government in advance on European trade talks.
Fun facts about Ireland and the Irish ahead of St. Patrick's Day
Coronavirus live updates: Nine deaths reported today between NI and RoI
Things every Irish parent will say to their American kids this St Patrick's Day
How to make Irish nachos, the perfect "cheat meal"
100 Irish first names and their beautiful meanings
Ireland’s border is a hot Brexit topic - here’s a history of the partition
President Biden officially launches Irish-American Heritage Month 2021
COVID live updates: Three deaths reported between NI and RoI today
IrishCentral’s Book of the Month: “Angela’s Ashes” by Frank McCourt
"Buried silently and sadly" - The Irish Famine dead of 1847