The Irish diaspora in the US begins to emerge from the pandemic with lessons learned, a renewed optimism, and funding from the Emigrant Support Programme.
After the Taoiseach said that Ireland is not in a "Groundhog Day" scenario, the Irish government opted to revise reopening plans scheduled for October 22.
Ireland's Minister for the Diaspora will announce more than $1.1 million in fresh funding to 24 organizations in the US as part of Ireland's Emigrant Support Programme.
The AOH says it "takes exception" with the Irish Institute of Boston College promoting Trevor Ringland as the "Special Envoy from Northern Ireland to the United States."
Ireland will have a "new normal" for a least a few more months, Leo Varadkar said while announcing revised guidelines for the Irish hospitality sector.
