Mary "Typhoid" Mallon is infamous in New York as the Irish immigrant who spread typhoid in affluent houses across the city. Is she one of the ghosts on North Brother Island?
His music, for 40 years, has pretty much bled red, white and blue rather than green, white and gold. Still, why are some people shocked to learn about Bruce Springsteen’s Irish and Catholic roots?
The village of Ardagh in West Limerick will be a hive of activity over the next couple of weekends as its inhabitants celebrate the 150th anniversary of the discovery the Ardagh Chalice.
Irish and UK television audiences were riveted by a hard-hitting Channel Four documentary at the weekend that revisited the long-ignored massacred at the Ballymurphy estate in West Belfast in 1971.
June 21 marks the Summer Solstice in 2018 when the ancient Celts would have celebrated the longest day of the year with a local bonfire, song, and dance but what other feast days were of importance to our ancient ancestors.
"Colette" is still France's most widely read female writer, and as the new film starring Kiera Knightley makes clear, she's also a feminist icon who has plenty to say to our own times.
Carmel Winter’s "Float Like A Butterfly" has picked up its first big award, the International Federation of Film Critics Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Orla Tinsley's incredible documentary, "Orla Tinsley Warrior", follows her harrowing journey, highs and lows before her life-changing New York surgery.
Take our money! We’re sold! Imagine the tranquility of spending time in this thatched cottage on 2.05 acres of garden in the wild and beautiful Donegal.
