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Published in the May 30, 2012 issue of the Irish Echo By Orla O’Sullivan It was not the ringing of the servant’s bell in Downton Abbey that summone...

Traditional Music / By Daniel Neely I love vinyl records. Cover art, gatefolds, paper sleeves, bonus inserts, colored vinyl, volvelles, secret lock...

Originally published in the March 10-16, 2004, edition of the Irish Echo. By Peter McDermott When it's time to close the Irish Jewish Museum in Dub...

By Peter McDermott Anne Rodda’s surname is English, courtesy of her late husband Jim’s Cornwall roots. She herself is German and Danish on her fath...

By Peter McDermott The deep ties between Ireland and North America have long been a focus of Christine Kinealy’s scholarship. Recently, though, she...

By Peter McDermott In 1940 in the Katyn Forest, 20,000 Polish officers were put to death on the orders of the Soviet dictator Stalin and his henchm...

By Peter McDermott The immigrants built and continue to build New York City. Few, though, if any, have had quite the impact on how it looks than Ke...

By Peter McDermott It hardly matters now whose fault it was. It happened. Two opposing sets of patriots, both believing they had right on their sid...

By Peter McDermott “For a literary nation priding itself on such manuscript gems as the Book of Kells and the Annals of the Four Masters,” wrote le...

CSL Roundup / By Jay Mwamba It took ten matches, but Shamrock finally broke their duck in the Cosmopolitan Soccer League [CSL] Second Division on t...

By Irish Echo Staff Michael D. Higgins looked set today to become Ireland's ninth president. According to early estimates by observers at count cen...

The Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind charitable organization will be holding a fundraiser this coming Sunday, Oct. 23 at Rory Dolan's on McLean Avenu...