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Author Mary Pat Kelly launched her latest his torical fiction novel, Irish Above All, with a gathering at the Irish Rep. on February 11. It was a lovely celebration of Irish America, as Kelly regaled her audience with tales from her life and historical notes on the journey of her protagonist, her great-aunt Nora. She

Just over a year go a prominent trio of diaspora voting rights activists wrote to Irish government ministers expressing their disappointment that t...

[The original version of this article was published in the print edition of the Irish Echo on Wednesday, Nov. 22. It has been slightly amended sinc...

Five local politicians travelled to the US in September to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement at a cost of more than £6,000.

Authors Lucy Caldwell, Jan Carson, and Michelle Gallen are embarking on a tour of the East Coast for "A New Chapter: Women Writing Northern Ireland Now."

South Kerry’s hills, skies, and seas could inspire anyone. The stretch between the Iveragh and Beara peninsulas is quiet, but its natural beauty speaks clearly and confidently to everyone who sees it.

Art influenced by Kerry’s natural beauty is taking pride of place this week on New York’s Lexington Avenue after Sotheby’s Institute of Art decided to exhibit two pieces from artist Paul Hughes’ ‘Bastard Blue’ collection.

Richard Tillinghast on “There You Are: Writings on Irish and American Literature and History” by Thomas Flanagan

Art influenced by Kerry’s natural beauty is taking pride of place this week on New York’s Lexington Avenue after Sotheby’s Institute of Art decided to exhibit two pieces from artist Paul Hughes’ ‘Bastard Blue’ collection.

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