We asked 1,368 IrishCentral readers which word best sums up Ireland - you’ll never guess what they said
News News Should there be guidelines for the Irish National Anthem? Irish gov seeks Irish American opinions The future of the Irish National Anthem, which has been out of copyright since 2012, is being discussed by the Seanad [Senate] Public Consultation Committee. 74
Irish Voice Irish Voice New Irish Ambassador to US feels the power of Irish community in America Ireland’s new ambassador to the United States says he's enjoying every minute of learning about Irish America. 136
Community Community We asked 1,368 IrishCentral readers which word best sums up Ireland - you’ll never guess what they said Survey shows 37% of Irish Americans under 45 have never been to Ireland. And for staying up to date on Ireland, Facebook reigns supreme. 152
Politics Politics Former IRA murder suspect meets Leo Varadkar Fury was prompted when a former on-the-run IRA murder suspect stood alongside Taoiseach during an official visit to Northern Ireland. 110
Politics Politics Gerry Adams slams Varadkar on “reckless ” behavior on North Sinn Féin leader accused the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar of "behaving in a reckless way." 194
Irish Voice Irish Voice Fianna Fail says Fine Gael is too right wing Micheal Martin accused Leo Varadkar and his party of a massive lurch to the right and dividing Irish society. 21
Politics Politics Irish leader accuses Trump of fake news on corporate tax comments Leo Varadkar wanted legislators to know the US President is spreading Fake News. 8
Politics Politics Bill Clinton talks The Troubles and Brexit receiving honorary degree in Dublin City University Brexit was the result of ignorance and global inequality, former President Clinton believes. 703
Politics Politics Ireland’s Finance Department denies Donald Trump’s claims over corporate tax Trump said Ireland was looking to cut its corporate ta rate from 12% to 8%. The Department of Finance said the rate is 12.5% and it's not changing. 323
News News Ireland mourns three victims of Storm Ophelia as massive cleanup begins Ireland sets about recovering as 245,000 left without electricity and massive national damage is assessed. 5482
