A visit by Taoiseach Eamon de Valera in 1945 was one the worst and most embarrassing actions ever taken by the Irish government, and more than 80 y...

Photo of the Day: A warm wind and a blue sky at Last Stand Hill, Battle of the Little Bighorn (Greasy Grass to the Native American tribes) in Monta...

The Irish Echo is proud to announce the next Five Honorees for the 2026 Irish Labor Awards. The latest group represents the International Union of ...

Photo of the Day: A warm wind and a blue sky at Last Stand Hill, Battle of the Little Bighorn (Greasy Grass to the Native American tribes) in Monta...

Pic of Day: It's looking like that kind of summer when the sunflowers grow so high. Strollers in the Botanic Garden in Dublin are here enjoying the...

The Project Children documentary "How To Defuse A Bomb: The Project Children Story" is lined up for screenings in the coming days in both Boston an...

County Tyrone is sometimes referred to as "the hard country." This not in the context of scenery, but in the county's role over the centuries in Ir...

Editor: A new film made for Galway based TG4 is about a young football team in North Belfast at the start of the Troubles has been selected to be s...

Towns change. We leave them one way, and find them so different when we return. Wexford is a case in point. So many people now live on its outskirt...

A visit by Taoiseach Eamon de Valera in 1945 was one the worst and most embarrassing actions ever taken by the Irish government, and more than 80 y...

[This article appeared in the July 8 issue of the Irish Echo] “Fly Now — Pay Later.” John Minihan liked that concept promoted by Pan Am and so he d...

Stories matter. For Irish Americans, they are a way to celebrate identity and ensure that we and the next generation know who we are and where we c...

A stellar line-up of labor leaders is to be honored at 16th annual Irish Echo Labor Awards in New York on 18 September. Hailing from across the nat...

Let’s get this straight. Cook County Circuit Court Judge William “Bill” Gamboney is ¾ Irish. “My mother was a Fallon.” Bill is also one of the most...

John J. Sweeney, a son of immigrants from County Leitrim, started in the Bronx and rose to the heights of the AFL-CIO presidency, was honored Monda...

Louth 0-15 Mayo 3-23 Mayo’s Awake! At Croke Park at the weekend, they stormed into another Croke Park final, making Louth’s first trip to a semifin...