Laoise Moore News Today

By Alana Loftus, Special to BostonIrish.com On the first Friday of every month, members of the Irish community gather at Boston's Irish Consulate in Copley Square. The August meeting on August 4 was a special one. Consulate General of Ireland, Laoise Moore, is set to return to Ireland at the end of this month. This marked her final, “First Friday” and her last meeting with

Danny Devenny and Mark Ervine’s “Justice, Diversity, and Opportunity” was originally painted with members of the university community in 2010 to highlight the power of art in conflict transformation.

Mass. households to receive first state extra SNAP payment on FridayBOSTON — Individuals and families in Massachusetts will receive their first state-funded extra Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payment on Friday, following Gov. Maura...

About 2,000 people cheer dancers, bands and other performers as they march down Commercial Street.

U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Claire Cronin has pledged to refresh relationships between America and Ireland. In a video message to the 14th annual Golden Bridges conference luncheon in her native Boston, she stressed the importance of reminding young people of their strong bonds between both countries.

U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Claire Cronin has pledged to refresh relationships between America and Ireland. In a video message to the 14th annual Go...

Delegates from Donegal and other border counties who are taking part in a trade delegation to the United States will be attending the annual transatlantic Golden Bridges Conference today in Boston.

Boston, Massachusetts - Concern Worldwide hosted an evening of philanthropy as the organization celebrated its Inaugural Boston Reception.During this debut event, prominent supporters and changemakers in the Boston area were invited to learn about Concern's rich history and humble beginnings, from a grassroots volunteer team in Ireland to a global humanitarian organization

AMHERST — Two western Massachusetts couples are earning recognition from the Amherst Irish Association for their work in celebrating Irish culture.Amanda Bernhard and Jonathan Kennedy of Montague, musicians and fluent Irish speakers who also teach...

AMHERST — Two western Massachusetts couples are earning recognition from the Amherst Irish Association for their work in celebrating Irish culture.Amanda Bernhard and Jonathan Kennedy of Montague, musicians and fluent Irish speakers who also teach...