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One morning early in 1971 John Lennon sat down at a Steinway piano at his home in Ascot outside London and composed one of the greatest songs of all time.
I'm quite proud of the fact that I heavily criticized the dreadful Conor McGregor in this space last year, not for his financial feats at all but for draping himself constantly in our proud Tricolor when raking in his brawling millions.
Autumn is upon us and as temperatures fall it’s time to prepare to keep warm in the winter ahead! Fortunately, the knitters and weavers of Ireland have spent generations perfecting their craft.
A documentary short “Mother & Baby” will be screened in New York and Boston this October, including a Q&A session with Tuam Mother and Baby Home survivor Peter Mulryan.
IrishCentral visited the Association of Irish and Celtic Festivals conference, where organizers and planners behind some of the world’s largest (and smallest) Irish and Celtic cultural events gather to collaborate.
On the set of western “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,” Liam Neeson said a horse he had treated with kindness on a previous movie whinnied and pawed the ground when he saw him again.
The Bronx's original Irish theater company, Poor Mouth, is back this week with six new short plays collectively titled “Puttin’ On Your Shorts” at An Béal Bocht on 238th Street in the Bronx.
He'll forever be the Lord of the Dance, and now that he’s retired from performing, Michael Flatley is looking to make his mark as a quadruple threat in the movie business.
On Monday, October 8, IrishCentral streams live from Muldoon’s Picnic, the critically acclaimed omnium-gatherum of music, storytelling, poetry, and more.
