Culture

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...

A frequent Salon presenter of her fiction, Mary Lannon was an ebullient host at the Irish American Writers & Artists late March Salon at The Elling...

Philip Glass superfan Phelim McDermott brings a joyful homage to his hero to the New York stage this week for a limited run that celebrates the rel...

For more than 100 years, brunch — derived from the words “breakfast” and “brunch” — has been a popular weekend or special occasion midday meal. An ...

Mayo 0-14; Galway 0-11 Both managers will be happy enough with the display of their teams in this Division 1 final at Croke Park on Sunday as they ...

Irish Repertory Theatre has announced that it will partner with the League of Live Stream Theater to simulcast the final four performances of “Endg...

Folks, preorders are now being taken for “Martin Mulvihill’s Complete Collection of Traditional Irish Music.” For those who mightn’t be familiar, M...

THE MI6 SMEARMEISTER Sir Maurice Oldfield, Chief of the British Secret Service, MI6, went to great lengths in the 1970s to influence U.S. political...

Though next week is labelled Holy Week on the ecclesiastical calendar, I fear that holy matters will have to take a back seat for Leitrim folks in ...

Eileen O’Byrne was known sometimes in conversation “to get the wrong end of the stick.” But it was a lucky day for Steven Smyrl that she did the fi...

Spring officially began this year on Monday, March 20, at 5:24 p.m. EDT. The spring equinox marks the moment the sun crosses the celestial equator,...