It's more than a week now since the inconclusive election result and we're still trying to work out exactly what kind of change we're going to get if any.
As Irish Americans in New York lend their support to the former mayor Michael Bloomberg we look at his track record with Irish and one particular gaffe.
Larry McCarthy, a Corkman but long time New York Sligo representative, has the bona fides to be a major factor in a field of five as they jockey to the finish line.
Joe Biden has been running for president for 33 years. Pete Buttigieg was five when he started. His latest and final run now seems likely to end with defeat.
Sinn Féin’s performance in the Irish election marks the utter defeat of the Irish revisionist commentators who tried convincing Irish voters Republicans were evil incarnate.
What have we learned in these past few weeks after this sham impeachment trial, America? We have learned that we have a government of the billionaires, by the billionaires, for the billionaires. We have learned that nothing now matters, as long as you're rich and powerful.
From the streets of Paris to the unforgettable voices of the Dublin's Micheal Considine's beloved ballad Spancil Hill is nothing more than a 19th-century emigrants love letter.
As Michael Conlan prepares to fight at Madison Square Garden on St. Patrick's Day, his real fight against the mental health crisis in his community has just begun, and it's personal.
Social media discourse on Ireland's general election reads like Fox-news type hyper-demonization but Ireland over the past decade has gotten a lot right but where's the balance.
For a little less than 100 years Irish politics has been dominated by two parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fail but now it seems the Sinn Féin could be in for a win.
Anger with Irish banks and vulture funds has emerged as a driving force in Ireland's General Election as more than 120,000 people face losing their homes.
Sinn Féin has surged ahead in the public polls days before Ireland's general election but what are the reasons for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil's skepticism in going into government with the republican party.
