Book review: "The Adoption Machine" by Paul Jude Redmond - Ireland, from the year it received it's independence in 1922, set the global standard for the mistreatment of single women and girls aged from 12 to 48, as well as the neglect or cruel mistreatment of their babies.
Irish writer and director Imelda O'Reilly has just been invited to the Cannes Film Festival where her latest project We're The Kids In America has been selected for development by the Cinefondation Atelier program.
The vote on whether to repeal the 8th Amendment of Ireland's constitution, paving the way to change abortion law in Ireland, is set for May 25, and campaigning is taking off.
Irish President Michael D. Higgins to address United Nations, attend high-level meetings, attend Irish Arts Center concert and visit the Rockland GAA facility among other appointments.
Catholic church tells Mass-goers repealing the Eighth Amendment to make room for a new abortion law would lead to euthanasia, eugenics and an “abortion culture.”
There's something frightening and sad about Irish Catholic Americans forgetting their roots but there is something important missing from this equation.
“How the Nuns of New York Tamed the Gangs of New York” is a play written and produced by Turlough McConnell and directed by George Heslin. It tells the compelling history of the Sisters of Charity of New York and their prominent role in caring for the Irish and other immigrant groups.
What about parents or grandparents spare rooms? If there's a child involved where the other parent's support? There's more to the 10,000 homeless in Ireland than meets the eye.
Last week Arlene Foster, the North's First Minister, appeared in a new BBC documentary to discuss her personal history and the current state of politics in the North.
Dublin UFC champ can call on celebrities who've had problems staying on the right side of the law such as Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, and Floyd Mayweather.
