Aer Lingus reveals the biggest ever capacity to North America in summer 2020 schedule, including increased frequency and fleet upgrades, with more flights to Orlando, Miami, Seattle and more.
Irish people at home and abroad are doing huge things in the tech and business world — but how do you give the 70+ million-strong diaspora a glimpse at some of these achievements?
A new bilateral trade agreement that protects Irish whiskey and liqueur, as well as other EU products, will help thwart the sale of imitations in China.
Business Post Media Group has acquired a number of leading titles including Irish Tatler Magazine, Food & Wine Magazine and Auto Ireland from publisher Irish Studio.
The media group employs 20 people and has a hard-won reputation for speaking out for the community of West Belfast in particular during the darkest years of the conflict.
The World's 50 Best Bars 2019 were revealed with pubs from around the world chosen by experts... and not one of them was in Ireland, would you believe!
The Trump administration unveiled plans to tax European Union imports, including Irish food and beverage products, such as Kerrygold butter, Baileys Irish cream, and Irish whiskey.
The Belfast International Homecoming Conference has officially launched with businesses tapping into Diaspora relationships as transatlantic opportunities are knocking on an open door!
The North American Celtic Trade Association (NACTA) is the trade association for those involved in the sale and promotion of Irish and Celtic products in North America.
Why are we only seeing a few stray women and people of color around the meeting tables of top tech companies? How can the tech world solve the error of its ways.
The heft of the diaspora will be brought to bear on the challenges of Brexit at the Belfast International Homecoming which will take place in the city in October.
A champion of the Stand Up Kansas City campaign which successfully led the Fight for $15 campaign in Kansas City, MO, will be honored at this year's Irish Labor Awards in New York on 13 September.
