Culture

It seems like I’ve been the bearer of bad news a lot recently and I’m sorry to say I’ve a bit more to report. This past week, we lost a pair of imp...

This September we will celebrate our ninth year of The Annual Irish American Movie Hooley at Wilmette Theatre just outside Chicago. This film festi...

I possess two what I will call here “participation medals.” One, which came down directly to me a couple of generations, was for membership of a re...

Five of Irish America's most-revered writers will will turn the page on a new chapter for Irish artists in the U.S. when they take part in a panel ...

Top British spy Maurice Oldfield’s obsession with one of the most prominent Irish politicians of the 20th century “can be aptly compared to that of...

“Ireland’s Ancient East” is a touring region tapping 5,000 years of history in the south and eastern area of the country. Described as a touring re...

The grand opening of the Connecticut Irish American Historical Archives and Library will take place at SHU Ryan Martire Library on next Tuesday, Ap...

The acclaimed late historian David McCullough was born in a place, the city of Pittsburgh, that figured in the Revolutionary War adventures of his ...

On this Saturday, April 15, the Irish Family History Forum will feature again as its guest Nicola Morris, who will speak via (via Zoom) on Ireland’...

"A Tribute to Mick Moloney” proved an unmitigated success at the Irish Arts Center.

In the Spring of 2022, Fordham University student John McGuire wanted to re-energize the moribund state of Irish activities on its Bronx campus. Th...

Acclaimed artist Harry Clarke had unfinished business in Bayonne, N.J., at the time of his death on Jan. 6, 1931. Fortunately, the Dubliner left de...