“He’s a hopeless romantic,” my friend Stevie whispers after the first of a superb set of forlorn love songs from Richard Hawley. I’d agree, if he weren’t so damn good at it. He’s a peerless romantic.

Editor’s note: Liam Gallagher of Oasis does not appear to have been at The Dubliner Irish Pub Thursday as originally reported. Roll With It, an Oasis cover band, posted on Facebook that it was at the ...

After two Irish tours conveyed on her trusty 125cc scooter, Caoi de Barra is upgrading her ride. For her first full-band Irish tour this December, the bike is staying in the garage, making way for a ...

A historic city square in Russia was flooded with hundreds of young people, belting out a banned song calling for the overthrow of Vladimir Putin. The moment was captured on video as the large crowd ...

Imelda May embarks on a deeply personal journey as she challenges her relationship with the Irish language through sean-nós singing in a new six-part series, Imelda May: Amhráin na nGael, beginning on ...

FOR a split-second before his injury-time equaliser dropped home at the clubhouse end of O’Donnell Park to send the Naomh Conaill supporters into rapture and the Donegal final into extra-time, Shea ...

After being closed for a month, the well loved Irish pub on Union Street has once again welcomed visitors. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the ...

One of Aberdeen's most popular Irish bars has officially reopened with a fresh new look following a six-figure investment. Doors to the much-loved Molly Malones on Union Street opened on 10 October ...