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The Wolfe Tones track Celtic Symphony has re-entered Ireland’s music charts in the wake of controversy involving the Republic of Ireland’s women’s football team.

Under American law, a priest does not have to reveal what he learns in the confessional, but this important pillar of American religious freedom th...

An American tourist irked Ailin Quinlan when they made some disparaging remarks about the Irish...

"This book has been a labor of love. To some extent it has been an act of reparation,” wrote Frank O’Connor in the foreword of a book of his in 193...

"This book has been a labor of love. To some extent it has been an act of reparation,” wrote Frank O’Connor in the foreword of a book of his in 193...

A Catholic majority in Northern Ireland means demand for a border poll will grow, a leading commentator has said. 

By Cian Manning Born on 22nd November 1892 at Carrigroe in Carriglea near Dungarvan, Daniel Cooney was the third oldest of the Cooney family and the eldest boy according to the 1901 Census. Daniel’s father John (a farmer) and his mother Ellen both spoke Irish and English. The family were nationalistic in their outlook and

The booklet is a handy pocket guide for visitors or interested locals to learn about the town and its environs by taking you on three different walking routes.

The Wolfe Tones play their only outdoor concert of 2022 in the Republic of Ireland on Saturday week, August 27, in Birdhill, and they've just announced some very special guests to join them at this almost sold out show.

THERE has been another twist in the saga involving an unfinished apartment block in Kilmallock, Limerick which the council plan to demolish, with it appearing f...