IrishCentral wants to shine a light on people in your community carrying out acts of kindness, selflessness or bravery during these trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tarlach Mac Niallais (57), the well-known Belfast-born and New York-based Irish community activist, died of complications from Covid-19 in New York on Wednesday, April 1.
During the Covid-19 lockdown, the internet has helped people stay in touch. Now it's going to record the reality of the Coronavirus pandemic as told by those who lived through it with a new online archive, Coronavirus Chronicles.
Father Joseph O’Hare, Fordham University’s longest-serving president and a respected civic leader in New York for decades, died on March 29 at the age of 89. The Jesuit priest served Fordham for 19 years.
Applying for Irish citizenship is usually straightforward and relatively inexpensive; both US and Irish law permit dual citizenship so becoming an Irish citizen does not mean you have to stop being an American.
IrishCentral is delighted to feature the live stream Quarantine Quiz, a virtual pub quiz to help raise funds to fight against Coronavirus, this Saturday, March 27.
The Pop-Up Gaeltacht live stream is the perfect way to practice your Irish-language skills and come together as a community during the Covid-19 quarantine.
From bingo on the balconies of apartment blocks in Dublin to live yoga classes and rooftop concerts streamed online, Irish people are showing an amazing sense of community and humor.
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in the cancellation of the Irish American Presidential Forum which was scheduled to take place on Sunday, April 26 at Fordham University School of Law.
A new heartwarming video from the Irish band Jiggy invites the world to "stay at home and dance" and praises those working on the frontline to fight Covid-19.
