Prophecies of the Irish Saint Malachy, the 12th century bishop of Armagh, have thrilled and dismayed for centuries and he stated there would be only one more pope after Benedict.
You might think you know what the song, made famous by Ronnie Drew and The Dubliners, "Monto" is all about but you're probably wrong! The satirical and history stories behind the bawdy Dublin song.
Doylestown Brewery's new Irish-style red ale Duffy's Cut to fund dig on site where the bodies of up to 57 Irish immigrant railroad workers are believed to have been murdered.
The Old Jail Museum of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, where seven Irish coal miners with the Molly Maguires were hanged, is for sale by its owners of 23 years, Betty Lou and Thomas McBride.
On this day, August 15, in 1882, the Daniel O’Connell monument, Dublin, was unveiled after being completed by John Henry Foley and his assistant Thomas Brock.
On August 12, 1796, Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin, received its first prisoners. We look back at some of the famous figures in Irish history who have been held captive within its walls.
Waylon Gary White Deer of the Choctaw First Nation led the 170th-anniversary walk of the Great Famine and 1848 Rising in Ballingarry, Co. Tipperary. He noted that the 170 years paralleled the 170 dollars his people sent to the Irish in their hour of need.
Donald Trump mocked the Irish classic “Danny Boy” during an Ohio rally. It was just the latest diss for a song that should be taken far more seriously as an Irish and world classic.
This weekend Killorglin, in County Kerry, celebrates the annual 2018 Puck Fair, a fun family festival with oodles of entertainment but this County Kerry party weekend has its roots in Ireland's pagan past.
There was no way the Irish could stay out of the debate over historical monuments and memory but should Irish America chose which Irish "heroes" we celebrate?
Irish people once buried horse skulls beneath the floors of their homes. The reason for the strange practice has been debated by archaeologists and folklorists.
A tribute to the goddess Tailtiu, the games were instituted by Lú (Lugh, member of the Tuatha Dé Danann), who wished to honor the death of his foster mother with a celebration of Irish culture and strength.
The former government official and military officer asked just months before 9/11. If it would take an attack on the Pentagon before the threat of al-Qaeda was properly addressed. Sheehan passed away on Monday, July 30, aged 63.
