Nine years ago, Kerry Lyon’s shared her journey and become a mother to three brand new Irish baby boys along with her two other children. Ten years on she’s sharing her wisdom with the IrishCentral community.
It's doubtful you will ever see a more perfectly realized production of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett's signature play "Waiting For Godot" than the one that's currently being presented by Galway's celebrated Druid theatre at the Lincoln Center's White Light Festival this week.
Whether the conspiracy theories around President John F. Kennedy's assassination are true or not, it should not have been that easy to kill the President of the United States of America.
All good British it seems wear the poppy to remember their war dead. Woe betide any person who casts aspersions on all the glorious military conflicts the British have been involved in.
The tragic loss of life, unfilled potential and neglect, and rejection of those survivors who gave so greatly 100 years ago in the “war to end all wars”.
In Northern Ireland a woman who has been raped or abused can still receive a longer prison sentence than her rapist or abuser if she seeks to end the resulting unwanted pregnancy.
Now that the midterm elections are over, President Trump should seize the opportunity for a foreign policy intervention that could prove very successful: Northern Ireland.
The Irish in American have a lot to be proud of not least people like Michael Mahoney of Boston Scientific one of the honorees of Irish America magazine’s 50 Healthcare and Life Sciences awards.
In "A Private War" Irish actor Jamie Dornan plays a journalist who risks his own life to bring us the truth about the war in Syria, in a triumphant new film that is a timely reminder of the enduring value of the free press.
Without the hundreds of thousands of Irish who found new lives in the Americas, and sent money back home, the scale of the disaster back home would have been unthinkable.
Leo Varadkar presented a grim picture to EU officials warning that a return to a hard border would portend a return to violence in the North and undo decades of meaningful progress towards reconciliation.
With the presidential election over and Michael D. Higgins safely back for another term, politics and pub conversation in Ireland have returned to the dreary normal.
Caesar Sayoc's attempted terrorist attack on Democrats and Donald Trump critics reminds isn't the first politically violent act in the US as the news has tried to suggest.
Looking back on President Donald Trump's inauguration speech let us reflect one week on from a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue and as US military troops are being deployed to protect American from huddled masses.
United States President Donald Trump wishes to carry out a shoot-to-kill policy on the US/Mexico border if any of the migrants throw stones at US troops.
