Business tycoon, philanthropist and Celtic FC devotee, Lord Willie Haughey will formally open this year’s Belfast International Homecoming, the leading business and investment conference for the Irish and Scots Irish diaspora.
While Ireland has some stand out female chefs – such as Antrim’s Clare Smith and Co Down’s Danni Barry - the industry is notoriously dominated by their male counterparts.
The low-cost airline, Norwegian, celebrated the Irish novelist and playwright Oscar Wilde on his birthday by honoring him with a portrait gracing the tail fin of two Boeing aircraft.
The head of one of Massachusetts’ leading business associations will receive this year’s prestigious Spirit of the Diaspora Award at the premier business and investment conference for the Irish diaspora.
Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter, known around the world and spotted in most good supermarket and US bodegas, turned 66 years old today! Happy Birthday to Ireland's favorite butter.
The immeasurable value of members of our global diaspora is to be recognized as part of this year’s Belfast International Homecoming, the business and investment conference at which our global and local heroes are the beating heart.
The 21st annual Wall Street 50 dinner was hosted by Irish America magazine last week at the New York Yacht Club. The evening paid tribute to the country’s top Irish Americans working in the financial industry.
The Dublin UFC fighter’s Proper No. Twelve whiskey is proving so popular in Ireland that this supermarket giant is having to put a cap on the number of bottles customers can buy!
Norwegian has been named ‘World’s Best Low-Cost Long-Haul Airline’ for the fourth consecutive year and ‘Best Low-Cost Airline in Europe’ for the sixth year in a row at the prestigious Skytrax World Airline Awards held in London in July.
The cosmetic skincare brand, Kiehl’s, which started out in the East Village, is known for adding an arty twist to its products and the new limited edition Ultra Facial Cream is a beauty.
Ever since I was a little girl I have always wanted to work in fashion. Growing up in a small town in West Cork this dream seemed like that was all it was going to be, a dream.
Irish designer Orla Kiely is to close retail stores in London and in Kildare Village, in Ireland, as well as the brand's e-commerce site, OrlaKiely.com.
On Wednesday, September 12, IrishCentral will take you live to a fun and fascinating conversation on EdTech hosted by Digital Irish and the Irish International Business Network in New York City.
