Cahir O'Doherty Cahir O'Doherty Poetry in a pandemic, how the Irish Rep keeps its flame lit The Irish Rep has taken its entire season online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Genealogy Genealogy How my orphaned father rediscovered his Irish family Kathleen Maloney writes of her Irish American father's chance reconnection with his family.
Roots Roots The Irish immigrant who chased the American Dream with just $200 It's amazing how far $200 went in the mid-1900s.
Irish Voice Irish Voice WATCH: NY GAA Report - Shannon Gaels clinch Junior B football title Shannon Gaels bested the Rangers 1-18 to 2-11 to clinch the New York Junior B football final in Gaelic Park.
News News Last call for The Mean Fiddler, beloved Irish bar in New York City New York City has lost another of its famous Irish hostelries as The Mean Fiddler will close at the end of October.
Community Community American bride's heartwarming journey to get married in her Irish ancestor's village Shannon Burke traveled to her great-great-grandmother's village in Co Kerry to have her dream Irish wedding in 2014.
Other Writers Other Writers COVID-19 pandemic - If masks are a choice, isn't personal responsibility? You see them everywhere. On the street, in subway cars, in the park, everywhere people congregate.
News News The Mean Fiddler, one of New York's most popular Irish bars, to shut down permanently The Mean Fiddler has served as a popular haunt for late-night revelers in Times Square for 15 years.
News News Transatlantic Ancient Order of the Hibernians just event goes online "Plastic Justice," a special report from Relatives for Justice on how British state forces used plastic bullets to kill 17 innocent Irish people with impunity, will get a trans-Atlantic launch on Saturday, October 24.
Niall O'Dowd Niall O'Dowd The Irish American who became an unlikely hero of the AIDS epidemic Dr. Kevin Cahill recounts in his new book how Archbishop of New York Terence Cardinal Cooke wielded his influence to support an AIDS symposium.
