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Opinion

America's growing income inequality must be corrected

Opinion

America's growing income inequality must be corrected

America, the richest country in the world, is one of the most unequal in the distribution of its largesse, with the top one percent owning 70 percent of the wealth.

Events

WATCH: Commemorate Ireland’s National Famine Day with “Songs of the Great Hunger”

Events

WATCH: Commemorate Ireland’s National Famine Day with “Songs of the Great Hunger”

Join a panel discussion on the short documentary "Songs of the Great Hunger" on May 16th.

Opinion

The Irish-American actor who traded Hollywood for globe-trotting and found love with an Irish woman

Opinion

The Irish-American actor who traded Hollywood for globe-trotting and found love with an Irish woman

Andrew McCarthy, who starred in "Pretty in Pink" and "St. Elmo's Fire", has spent recent years exploring Kilimanjaro and the wilds of the Amazon as a National Geographic writer.

NY GAA Report: Brooklyn too good for Sligo

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NY GAA Report: Brooklyn too good for Sligo

Brooklyn Shamrocks topped Sligo 3-10 to 0-10 in the New York GAA Senior League on May 9.

Community

GAA: Antrim shocks Clare in Belfast

Community

GAA: Antrim shocks Clare in Belfast

Results from the Division 1 Group B GAA hurling match-ups last weekend.

Community

Oliver O’Donnell, former leader of the NY GAA, passes

Community

Oliver O’Donnell, former leader of the NY GAA, passes

Oliver O'Donnell sadly passed away in his native Co Tipperary on April 26.

Events

Frederick Douglass Way in Dublin to launch virtually on May 14

Events

Frederick Douglass Way in Dublin to launch virtually on May 14

The new Frederick Douglass Way in Dublin retraces the abolitionist's transformative visit to Ireland in 1845.

Northern Ireland unionists have tough choices to make as democracy is threatened

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Northern Ireland unionists have tough choices to make as democracy is threatened

The new leaders of the unionist parties in Northern Ireland will have choices to make whether to resolve or to deepen the crisis.

Cuckoo funds and Irish property shambles are driving people nuts

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Cuckoo funds and Irish property shambles are driving people nuts

In the middle of a housing crisis, vulture funds are being allowed to buy up entire housing estates in Ireland.

Johnson faces Scottish and Irish crisis over unsolvable issue of reign

Other Writers

Johnson faces Scottish and Irish crisis over unsolvable issue of reign

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson rode the wave of support for his comprehensive “vaccinate now, ask questions later” policies in last week’s local elections in Britain, but he will have precious little time to enjoy the victory.

News

Northern Ireland seeks to limit cross-border travel with Republic amid COVID

News

Northern Ireland seeks to limit cross-border travel with Republic amid COVID

The health ministers in the North and the Republic have reportedly communicated about non-essential cross-border travel.

Politics

Unionist leadership in utter disarray as Foster and Aiken jump ship

Politics

Unionist leadership in utter disarray as Foster and Aiken jump ship

Unionism is battling desperately for survival in Northern Ireland.

Community

NY GAA Report: Barnabas breeze by Donegal

Community

NY GAA Report: Barnabas breeze by Donegal

St. Barnabas topped Donegal 3-11 to 0-9 in the New York GAA Senior League match-up on May 9.

Community

GAA: Tipp and Limerick start with a draw

Community

GAA: Tipp and Limerick start with a draw

Results from the Division 1 Group A GAA hurling matchups from May 8 and 9.

WATCH: An exclusive clip from the new Irish romantic comedy Finding You

Entertainment

WATCH: An exclusive clip from the new Irish romantic comedy Finding You

Finding You, set in Ireland, is likely to become your new favorite Irish rom-com.

U2’s Bono and The Edge create Euro 2020 song with Dutch DJ

Entertainment

U2’s Bono and The Edge create Euro 2020 song with Dutch DJ

Bono and The Edge teamed up with Dutch DJ Martin Garrix to create “We Are The People We’ve Been Waiting For" for Euro 2020.

Education

Villanova University in the US offers new summer online Irish language course

Education

Villanova University in the US offers new summer online Irish language course

Center for Irish Studies at Villanova University is offering a seven-week online language course in the spring semester.

The mystery of Biden family friend Father Kevin O'Brien

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The mystery of Biden family friend Father Kevin O'Brien

Father Kevin O'Brien, who said Mass for the Biden family on inauguration day, has been "accused of ... something."

What the British really think about Northern Ireland

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What the British really think about Northern Ireland

Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Johnson's statements on Northern Ireland's centenary could not have been more out of touch with reality.

One Irishman's New York GAA tale of tragedy and survival

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One Irishman's New York GAA tale of tragedy and survival

A devastating injury suffered during a game at Gaelic Park, in 1965, left Leitrim native on the brink of death, but he survived.

Domhnall Gleeson to star in new HBO Watergate drama

Entertainment

Domhnall Gleeson to star in new HBO Watergate drama

Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson is teaming up with Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux for HBO's 'The White House Plumbers.'

A deep dive into the reality of Ireland’s unity poll

Other Writers

A deep dive into the reality of Ireland’s unity poll

A recent poll has discovered "a yawning gap between a vague wish for reunification and the uncomfortable reality of what it could mean."

Irish music is back! Mullingar to host 2022 Fleadh Cheoil after two-year postponement

Entertainment

Irish music is back! Mullingar to host 2022 Fleadh Cheoil after two-year postponement

As vaccinations kick in worldwide and restrictions start to loosen, Mullingar readies to host the 2022 Fleadh Cheoil.

Sinead O’Connor’s new book reflects on her childhood and has a few "chortles"

Entertainment

Sinead O’Connor’s new book reflects on her childhood and has a few "chortles"

While the singer-songwriter publicizes her new book she's also bringing up some old controversial feuds.

Community

NY GAA Report: Solid win for Bronx

Community

NY GAA Report: Solid win for Bronx

St. Barnabas bested O’Donovan Rossa 2-20 to 0-10 in the New York GAA's Junior A League match up on May 1 at Gaelic Park.

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