Annie McMahon from Westchester, New York, has survived two double lung transplants but is now too sick for a third. Can Irish America help her meet her idol?
Premium Irish whiskey, Writers’ Tears to provide financial and other support to Dublin city center pharmacy featured in James Joyce's’ Ulysses which is under threat of closure from rising rent
Looking for something creative, contemporary and uniquely Celtic this Father’s Day? Look no further than your local Celtic store to find your dad that something special!
Guinness World Record holder Dr. Sinead Kane launched Sightsavers Ireland’s 2019 Bright for Sight campaign which aims to give the gift of sight to the people in the poorest countries in the world.
Organizers of an annual female-only skinny dip in Ireland have said funds raised from this year's charity event will be used to purchase another respite home in Dublin for families whose children are undergoing cancer treatment
Best of Irish food, drink, and Irish recipes, classic Irish meals, top Irish chefs, and the Irish people’s favorite at home and abroad, IrishCentral plans to celebrate Irish food this June
EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, in Dublin, has penned an open letter to the US President Donald Trump offering him the opportunity to see immigration from a different angle during is June 5 visit to Ireland
From youth growth and talent, fitness and fund and building a better future for the community last year was a banner year for the Aisling Irish Community Center, in the Bronx, and this year is set to be just as successful
Loretta Brennan Glucksman, one of New York’s most prominent benefactors, will be honored with the first Tom Moran Business to Arts Leadership Award at Origin Theatre Company's annual Spring Gala on May 20.
Ireland's Got Talent contestant becomes and ambassadress for Irish Travellers and makes a nation reconsider the prejudice against the ancient Irish people and their way of life
Sometimes it’s not the winning but taking part that counts that certainly was the message from former Taoiseach Enda Kenny following Mayo’s rout of New York at Gaelic Park in the Bronx
