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Gaelic Park in the Bronx, New York will receive a grant of €500,000 towards its redevelopment, Ireland's Tánaiste Micheál Martin TD announced while in New York City on Wednesday, March 15. The grant will enable the redevelopment project to meet its projected completion date of March 2024.

Tánaiste announces strengthened support for GAA overseas

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

The Maine Irish Heritage Center (MIHC), which is housed in a 19th century church built by Irish immigrants, will receive $3 million in federal funding to support the restoration of the historic building.

If you have recently returned to Cork and are setting up a new business or are living abroad and are thinking of returning home with an idea you want to get off the ground, then Back for Business could be just for you.

If you've recently returned to Waterford and are setting up a new business, then ‘Back for Business’ could be for you. 

Back for Business is a development programme, funded by the Government’s Emigrant Support Programme.

This is an edited text of a statement from the Irish government's Minister of State for the Diaspora Colm Brophy announcing details of the planned ...

Colm Brophy, Ireland's Minister for the Diaspora, outlined the Irish government's key agenda points for the Global Irish Civic Forum 2023.

Irish diaspora voting rights will be a key topic discussed at the third Global Irish Civic Forum, which will take place in Dublin in April 2023.