History History Tír Na nÓg - The legend of Oisín, Niamh and land of eternal youth One of the world's most famous Irish legends, the tale of Tír Na nÓg.
Culture Culture A review of Karen Frances McCarthy's "Till Death Don't Us Part" Former Irish journalist Karen Frances McCarthy's new memoir shows "what a glorious mystery" life truly is.
Roots Roots Can you be both New York and Irish? Leading Irish writers reflect on heritage “Being New York, Being Irish”: A collection of essays that reflects on being Irish in America.
Irish Voice Irish Voice Casting stones at flawed Flannery O'Connor Tom Deignan considers Loyola University Maryland's decision to re-name a residence hall that was named after Flannery O'Connor.
News News Famous Galway bookstore and art gallery turns 80 this November Kennys Bookshop & Art Gallery in Galway is the oldest online bookstore in the world.
News News Trinity unveils new Book of Kells Treasury and Display Case Some of the most ornate pages in the book will now be on public display for the first time in 30 years.
Other Writers Other Writers Irish Traveller Manor Donohue to scribe a book on his rich heritage Irish woman Patricia Killeen discusses how Irish Traveller Manor Donohue found the confidence to pen a book about his rich heritage.
Cahir O'Doherty Cahir O'Doherty Roddy Doyle's new novel "Love" is his finest to date In Roddy Doyle's new novel "Love," the Irish author explores the long friendship between the two middle-aged men as it unfolds over four decades.
Culture Culture Ireland's Culture Night to host free events online and offline this Friday Culture Night 2020 invites audiences of all ages to come together apart to experience Ireland's rich cultural offerings.
Other Writers Other Writers How Maeve Binchy's books made me fall in love with Ireland A half Indian, half English, American-born girl recalls how Maeve Binchy's novels introduced her to Ireland.
