If you have ever howled your way through a screening of the Faye Dunaway debacle "Mommie Dearest," you know that having a famous mother is not always a laughing matter, just ask Christina Crawford.
Tarlach Mac Niallais (57), the well-known Belfast-born and New York-based Irish community activist, died of complications from Covid-19 in New York on Wednesday, April 1.
As New York goes from 0 to 84,046 Covid-19 cases, ill-prepared Trump refuses to be informed, placing lives in danger while being more worried about his TV ratings. President Trump must be voted out as the USA braces for the Coronavirus storm.
As Ireland's leader wins international praise, Donald Trump pointing fingers and spreading untruths while the truth is now undeniable the United States is the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak.
We're in a war, not one that we asked for, but when are they? This time our enemies are not faraway nations, instead, they are time, ignorance and unpreparedness.
It's become obvious we will have to navigate this crisis without presidential leadership, so here are some simple things you can do to help your neighbors and yourself.
Drunk babies, crude sex acts, drugs and booze. Most Irish people decide to just grin and bear it when the terrible St Patrick's Day t-shirts come around.
With stripped away labor laws and lack of sick leave, most Americans can no longer afford to skip work now. Others may find that their jobs won't even let them take the time off to take the expensive coronavirus test (if they can find a test).
Lady Augusta Gregory played an outsized role in the Irish literary revival but her efforts were sidelined - now The Irish Rep wants to help restore her true stature
Slender shoulders can carry the weight of the world and so it proves in The Gate Theatre from Dublin's flawless new production of Shakespeare's Hamlet in New York.
