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Brendan Finn was born in a typical Irish American Democratic household, but he’s always had a bit of the Republican in him. “My father told me to b...

Derryman Connor “The Kid” Coyle’s putative world title eliminator with fellow undefeated middleweight contender Austin “Ammo” Williams has been pus...

ONE of the literary successes of 2023, Close To Home – the debut novel by Twinbrook writer Michael Magee – was greeted with critical acclaim on its...

Irish Arts Center programming for Spring 2024, just announced, includes the “probing, timely new work of political theater ‘Agreement,’ a beautiful...

Well, that was 2023. Now for 2024. Of course we have been thinking about this particular year since, well, the particular year of 2020 brought with...

Pic of Day: After the joys of being with family and friends for the Christmas and New Year holidays it's time to bid farewell and make for home, wh...

John Dearie, who has set his extraordinary stamp on Irish history by virtue of his political actions in America, is the Irish Echo's Irish American...

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has hit out at those who set fire to a building in Dublin that was due to be used as emergency accommodation for homeless fa...

Ulster 22; Leinster 21 Leinster felt the hoist of their own petard as time and again they looked the gift horse of scores in the mouth, thus ending...

I did a book signing for Christmas at An Fhuiseog’s stand in the Kennedy Centre. It was a pleasant hour of banter and craic, meeting old friends an...