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Unveiling his "Free Palestine" message at Trump's Irish golf course, Sean Corcoran said that the US and other countries "need to stop supporting Israel." ...

Directed by the Irish Heritage Theatre’s Artistic Director Peggy Mecham, the production of ‘The Beauty Queen of Leenane’ is being performed at Plays & Players Theatre, at 1714 Delancey Place, now ...

And they have the opportunity to shadow the Queen," Reagan said. The deadline to register for this year's Queen and Court, as well as to take part in the Rose Buds program, is January 31st.

SCARCELY a day passes in the city of Dublin that dozens of citizens and visitors do not climb the oak staircase within the nearly four-centuries-old Trinity College Library. They enter the ...

The dust jacket art was by Val Biro (1921-2014), who illustrated around 3000 dust wrappers over the course of his long career. Nominated by Ellery Queen in his book Queen's Quorum as an ‘unequivocal ...

The cartoon was “a malevolent trope, redolent of the hideous use of the Jewish caricature that has been part of the antisemitic imagery for centuries and in Nazi propaganda,” said Steve Aiken, the ...

On September 8 2022, it was Huw Edwards who announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Even when delivering unhappy news, Edwards could be trusted to convey warmth, sympathy and intelligence.

A newly unveiled sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and two corgis in Northern Ireland, intended to pay tribute to the late monarch, has received somewhat mixed reviews from the public.

Fleeing Russians tell of panic after Ukraine’s invasion of Kursk region Strategic push into Russian territory is a blow to morale, with tens of thousands of people rushing to escape ...

"Dublin Zoo," a short Irish film from the 1930s, is now available to stream for free via the Irish Film Institute's IFI Archive Player. Father Delany’s lens captures a school visit to Dublin Zoo.

And that, right there, is the reason the Irish love Ayo Edebiri. The only thing the Irish love more than Guinness, poetry, and breeding ourselves across the globe, is committing hard to the bit.