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Northern Ireland goes to the polls on Thursday with the electorate faced with three ballot papers. Not only are Assembly and council seats up for g...

"They came from all over the city, down by subway from Inwood and the Bronx, over the bridges and through the tunnels from Queens and Brooklyn, or ...

Taoiseach Enda Kenny, in New York this week, is poised to nominate 11 members of Seanad Eireann. It has been suggested that one of them be a repres...

T.J. English believes that New York needs to have a discussion about its not-too-distant past: specifically the 1960s and early '70s. It's a histor...

He wants to walk down the red carpet and come away a winner. "This better be my year," Cathal Armstrong says with pointed intensity. Armstrong is t...

Five of the six defendants charged in connection with the bullying last year of Phoebe Prince in South Hadley, Massachusetts, have agreed to admit ...

The Aisling Irish Community Center in Yonkers wants you to don your running shoes, but walkers will do too. The center is holding its annual 5K run...

The Irish American Republicans lobby group is to honor former U.S. Ambassador to Ireland and Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Thomas Foley at a ...

The city of Portland, Oregon celebrated has issued a proclamation recognizing Ireland as an ancient and distinct nation, and calling for the Irish ...

One of Pittsburgh's leading Irish American activists, Anne Mullaney, died on Good Friday. Mullaney was a member of the Ireland Institute of Pittsbu...

Gerard Damien Quinn, known to the world as Jake, is one of the famed Quinns of Brooklyn, a family of 13: ten brothers and three sisters. To those w...

By Peter McDermott An error by the New York Department of Buildings helped Anglo Irish Bank in its campaign to raise $50 million in Ireland for two...