For as Trinity College Dublin’s Prof Micheál Ó Siochrú was quoted as saying in this very paper just the other week, most ...

Though we think of pubs as lively hangouts where guests come to wind down with a chilled brew, in the past, some Irish pubs also functioned as morgues.

Ahead of St. Patrick's Day on March 17, 2026, here's a look at how Irish history shaped the Delmarva Peninsula and towns such ...

Around 25,000 new historical records have been made available to the public to mark the 102nd anniversary of the destruction of Ireland's Public Record Office during the early days of the Civil War.

The potato is often seen as a humble food, a versatile crop that graces dinner tables worldwide. Yet, for 19th-century Ireland, this simple tuber was more than a dietary staple – it was a lifeline.

Welcome to the island of Ireland, a place where every step unfolds layers of history, culture, and natural beauty. For the Irish diaspora and first-time visitors alike, embarking on a journey through ...

The Irish Film Institute (IFI) in Dublin, in association with Gael Linn, has launched a new collection of historically ...

A free March 15 event at Plumb Grove Mansion shares Irish music, legends and the 19th‑century history of Irish canal workers in Clear Spring.

Thomas Cahill, a multilingual scholar who wrote a surprise 1995 bestseller demonstrating to the world how a small band of Irish monks collected and protected the jewels of Western civilization after ...