Emigrant Support Programme News Today

Ireland’s Emigrant Support Programme is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2024 with the highest initial budget allocation of over €15 million. Find out how to apply for funding through Ireland's Emigrant Support Programme here.

Founded in 2013, Aris Theatre was born of a desire to maintain a home for Irish theatre in Atlanta.

Ireland's Emigrant Support Programme, which assists global Irish communities, is receiving a boost as part of Budget 2024.

Irish American groups should be "actively welcoming to all of those in our diverse diaspora who feel Irish," Tánaiste Micheál Martin said in NYC. The Tanaiste, who is in New York for the UN General Assembly, addressed a gathering of Irish Americans at the Consulate General of Ireland New York on Sept 18.

A good website is half the battle. Fionn mac Cumhaill never said that, but fans of the legendary warriors of the Fianna should certainly welcome fi...

Minister for Diaspora Sean Fleming T.D. has met with members of the West Virginia Legislature to explore the potential of its newly established Ireland Trade Commission, designed to strengthen economic, cultural and educational links between Ireland and the eastern US state.

There is a belief Irish voters could reject a referendum on votes for the diaspora in presidential elections over fears of a future outsize vote. So here’s an alternative proposal

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has opened the third Global Irish Civic Forum at Dublin Castle, which brings together a wide range of Irish diaspora and Irish organizations from all over the world together to discuss the future.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has reaffirmed the Irish government’s commitment to the overseas development of Gaelic Games with the announcement of a gra...

Located in the Bronx, Gaelic Park has been a home for Gaelic games in New York City since 1926.