History History “No Irish Need Apply” signs existed despite denials, high schooler proved Rebecca A. Fried, a high-school student at the Sidwell Friends school in Washington, DC, found overwhelming evidence that the No Irish Need Apply signs were very real and very prevalent.
Politics Politics Billy Lawless gets Sinn Fein, Irish American backing ahead of Seanad's by-election Former Irish Senator Billy Lawless is contesting this month's by-election in the Irish Seanad to fill a seat on the Industrial and Commercial Panel.
History History On This Day: Irish American Henry Ford, maker of the Model T, passed away Henry Ford, the maker of the Model T and the man behind the development of the assembly line technique of mass production, had strong Irish links.
News News WATCH: Welcoming naturalized citizens, President Biden points to his own Irish ancestors President Joe Biden says America's newly-naturalized citizens share the same "sacrifices and dreams" as his own ancestors who left Ireland.
News News Tragedy as Irish American NYPD top cop takes his own life in Queens NYPD Deputy Inspector Denis Mullaney died in an apparent suicide on April 5 in Queens, New York, according to reports.
Other Writers Other Writers "Living Irishly" - One Irish American's unique way of coping with a difficult year Irish podcasts, music, books, sport, and food - California man Ryan Coonerty dabbled in all things Irish culture as he began to "live Irishly."
Genealogy Genealogy On This Day: Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain tragically dies Kurt Cobain died on April 5, 1994. Here, a look a the Nirvana frontman's Irish roots.
Niall O'Dowd Niall O'Dowd The 1916 Easter Rising - How Irish America and Ireland saw it very differently Ireland and Irish America's leading newspapers told very different stories regarding the 1916 Easter Rising.
History History Why 1969 was the craziest year in Irish American history From Belfast to the Bronx, from Beckett winning the Nobel Prize to Breslin's failed run for office, Tom Deignan unpacks it all.
Opinion Opinion Mired in controversy, the American Irish Historical Society needs a new board The American Irish Historical Society in Manhattan is mired in controversy, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
Community Missing the Mets - after 50 years this Galway native says goodbye to his beloved NY baseball team
