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The Irish Arts Center's three-day tribute to the late, great Mick Moloney was executed by 33 artists who were inspired by him and followed him all around the world.

Twenty-five years after the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement, Northern Ireland is still resisting the culture of violence.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng is disappointed that there will be further delays in the in-situ upgrade project for Slovo Park Informal Settlement and Crosby residents. The 2023/2024 budget reveals that the project is still in stage two of the feasibility study, with no clear timeline for implementation. While we welcome the increase in budget allocation for this project, it is unacceptable that the upgrade remains at the feasibility stage.

Here in the United States, America’s pastime is warming up again. Baseball’s ageless boys of summer are in spring training and opening day is coming.

A couple who recently got engaged on stage at the Parklife Festival, have been awarded lifetime passes, after being trolled online.

If it’s the third week in March it means that the Saint Patrick season is once again upon us! It’s the time of year when our traditional musicians ...

Best of Harford County readers' choice poll celebrates local businesses, organizations and people that are the best at what they do.

Celebrates the transatlantic connections in music between Ireland and America

Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) have announced an upcoming performance on campus themed “Crossing Green Fields” which celebrates the transatl...

Mick Moloney, the folklorist, tenor banjo player, songster, wit, and raconteur offers a tour of Ireland to end all tours. On both sides of the Atlantic, Mick Moloney is known for his expressive traditional singing and tenor banjo playing dexterity, and he performs widely with Derry fiddler Eugene O'Donnell and set dancing champion Regan Wick,