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When the best and brightest of Irish America gather in New York each year to celebrate the achievements of the Irish Echo's 40 Under 40, glasses ar...

“Belfast has a certain swagger.” That’s the view of Ballyhegan, Co. Armagh, native Gavan Corr, the managing partner of Qarik Group in New York. The...

Pic of Day: This protestor outside the Russian Embassy in Dublin Friday is demanding that the Swift international money transfer service be include...

Ireland is opening its door to Ukrainians as fighting intensifies on day of the Russian invasion. Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has announced ...

Connor “The Kid” Coyle started 2022 with a bang, retiring KO artist Rodrigo Lopes Rodrigues at the end of the fifth stanza to retain his ABF Contin...

This week I’ve been listening to “All Jokes Aside,” an exceedingly charming album of mostly instrumental music from Kathleen Conneely, John Coyne, ...

Harry O’Beirne (83), who passed away on 15 February, lived a full life as an American who was immensely proud of his Irish roots. Harry was born in...

Mike Cusick, the Staten Island Dem who served as Albany's point person on Irish affairs, is stepping back from political life. The President of the...

TAKEN FROM THE IRISH ECHO ARCHIVES: APRIL 2012 On a sharp-edged December day, with snow on the hills circling Belfast, I stood close to the edge of...

Pic of Day: Red Paint was thrown at the Russian national coat of arms outside the Russian Federation embassy in Dublin. RollingNews.ie photo.

Russia's attack on Ukraine "is an outrageous and moral breach of the most fundamental principles of international law," Taoiseach Micheál Martin ha...

In Mount Jerome cemetery, not far from Dublin’s Grand Canal at Harold’s Cross, the epitaph on one gravestone reads: “Artist and Friend of the Poor....