Opinion
ADAMS: Condolences are not enough
I want to extend my deepest condolences to the family and friends of Ashling Murphy. The spontaneous public outpouring of grief at her murder under...
January 20, 2022
by Gerry Adams
Opinion
A Mask as a Miniature Billboard
At one point during the months of Covid-19 lockdown I came across another side of branding and public relations. The lesson came courtesy of the Ir...
January 19, 2022
by By Patrick Sheldon
Opinion
EDITORIAL: A Grubby Fingerprint
Back in the early years of the twentieth century the European military powers began to engage in a major arms race. That race would wind its way al...
January 19, 2022
by By Irish Echo Staff
Opinion
O'SHEA: Some Perspectives on a United Ireland
A few months ago, my son-in-law, Jimmy Frawley, who lives in Dublin, brought two of his children, aged 10 and 15, on a weekend trip to Belfast. He ...
January 13, 2022
by Gerry O'Shea
Opinion
ADAMS: The blight of sectarianism must be ended
The narrow vote in the Dáil 100 years ago last week in favor of the Treaty imposed the partitionist institutions demanded by the British under thre...
January 13, 2022
by Gerry Adams
Opinion
EDITORIAL: The Fires of Winter
After a summer of fires consuming vast areas of wilderness and destroying entire communities we are now in the season of fires in close packed urba...
January 12, 2022
by By Irish Echo Staff
Envisioning a Bold Future for the AIHS
This year marks the one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the American Irish Historical Society. In a time of ethnic and nati...
January 06, 2022
by Brian McCabe
Opinion
ADAMS: Tom Hartley's a Man for a Tune
Our old pal Tom Hartley is a fine singer. He and I have been known to duet together. Back in the day, in C Wing in Belfast Prison on the Crumlin Ro...
January 06, 2022
by Gerry Adams
Challenges in the Year Ahead
As the final days of 2021 were being counted down a number of communities in Colorado were reminded, cruelly, of how much of what happens in this w...
January 05, 2022
by Irish Echo Staff
Envisioning a Bold Future for the AIHS
This year marks the one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the American Irish Historical Society. In a time of ethnic and nati...
January 04, 2022
by Brian McCabe
Opinion
ADAMS: Nollag Shona Daoibhse Go Leir
I like Christmas. I like the Christmas story. Joseph and Mary and the wee donkey fleeing from the Roman occupation forces. The baby Jesus being bor...
December 22, 2021
by Irish Echo Staff
Opinion
EDITORIAL: A Viral Grinch At Christmas
Not too long ago there was an expectation that Christmas 2021 would be more "normal" than Christmas 2020. And in significant ways it will be as, un...
December 22, 2021
by Ray O'Hanlon
Envisioning a Bold Future for the AIHS
Challenges in the Year Ahead
Envisioning a Bold Future for the AIHS
