Conall McGonagle, a Galway native and managing director and COO/CFO of the U.S. offices of a major European bank, has been named CFO and treasurer of the New York City St. Patrick’s Day parade by a vote of the Parade Board of Directors.
Brian O’Dwyer has been an Irish American community leader for decades and intends to continue his good works as he swaps old titles for new responsibilities. Debbie McGoldrick speaks to O’Dwyer about his past work, and what he looks forward to in the future.
Linda McEvatt, one of the founding members of the Irish Immigration Reform Movement (IIRM) in the 1980s, who worked tirelessly to secure legal status for the undocumented Irish at the time, died suddenly on July 12.
"If a last minute deal can be reached that will mean a hard border in Ireland as an unintended consequence, one wonders whether the rest of the EU would stick with the backstop."
British Prime Minister Theresa May continues to walk on a political tightrope as her party’s Eurosceptics claim to have killed off her Chequers deal for agreement on Brexit with the EU.
What if you discovered, after decades of family birthdays, anniversaries and holidays, that your mother and father were not your real parents? Documentary film director Sharon Lawless has profiled the lives of Irish people who have made just that shocking discovery.
If you want to find the key to Irish cooking you have to start your search in a farmhouse kitchen. These Irish granny recipes are the real deal and will have you constantly hungry for more.
Since January there have been 50 reports from the public about door-to-door collections from organizations that aren't registered, compared to 30 in total last year.
In our unique heatwave, there is a growing shortage of water nationally but, by heavens, there is no scarcity at all of midsummer craic and festivalia. A real lava of levity and laughter and pure joy at about every level.
The reason that Brett Kavanaugh was standing on the dais as Donald Trump's new Supreme Court pick this week is because he believes that presidents should never be indicted.
It's been a long, hard slog versus addiction for Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and unfortunately the Golden Globe winning actors demons got the better of him on Sunday in Miami/Los Angeles.
In the criminally funny new play Cyprus Avenue, Belfast born playwright David Ireland tells some very hard truths about unionism, loyalism and republicanism though the prism of Greek tragedy.
Drought threatens to spread across Ireland and some hospitals have dealt with serious sunburn cases in the greatest long-term heat remembered for decades.
From Harry Potter and The Cursed Child to Derry Girls, Olivier Award winning, Tony nominated Belfast born actor Anthony Boyle, 24, has already made a name for himself before he hits his first quarter century.
