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The FBI is turning its attention to the woman in James "Whitey" Bulger's life as it continues to hunt the onetime Irish American crime kingpin of S...

Two men are being treated in hospital for gunshot wounds after loyalist paramilitaries attacked a nationalist enclave in East Belfast on Monday nig...

Even before East Belfast erupted in rioting, the summer marching season began to show signs of strain when stones and bottles were thrown at police...

A majority of Catholics in Northern Ireland prefer a future as part of the United Kingdom while about a third see unity with the Republic as the pr...

The Galway man who mounted a billboard campaign threatening to emigrate unless he got a job has been hired by top Irish bookmaker Paddy Power. The ...

"Hot town summer in the city Back of my neck getting dirty and gritty Been down, isn't it a pity Doesn't seem to be a shadow in the city..." C'mon,...

"Eire apparent" roared the New York Post Monday morning in a front page headline announcing Rory McIlroy's extraordinary win in the U.S. Open. Thos...

Irish Network-NYC and Dillon Eustace are jointly hosting an evening in New York tonight with Irish rugby's top star, Brian O'Driscoll, as the main ...

The American Irish Historical Society has named Limerick native Michael J. Dowling, president and chief executive officer of the North Shore-LIJ he...

He took time out on Bloomsday to read lines from James Joyce in Manhattan's Bryant Park, but Irish finance minister Michael Noonan could rightly cl...

Niall McKay has a plan. He wants to do for New York what he did for San Francisco. Eight years ago, he established the latter city's Irish film fes...

There's a couple of ways of looking at the New York Times coverage of the legal standoff between Boston College and the U.S. Attorney's office in B...