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Senator Charles Schumer, who played a decisive role in persuading the United StatesNavy to name its latest Arleigh-Burke class destroyer after Viet...

We know the legal saying that possession is nine/tenths of the law, but in Gaelic football it seems that it’s ten, especially in men’s football. Ba...

Pic of Day: The late but forever great Adrian Flannelly goes about his radio business, in this instance interviewing Echo publisher Máirtín Ó Muill...

It's been a long voyage from planning to completion but the USS Patrick Gallagher will be christened tomorrow, Saturday, July 27. The Arleigh Burke...

Galway and Armagh are a welcome change to the tweedle-dee, tweedle-dum of Dublin, Kerry and one or two others who have dominated our All Ireland fo...

The United States, claimed Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was “a Protestant country and the Catholics and Jews are here on sufferance.” Terry Golway wr...

Adrian Flannelly, for decades the voice of Ireland in America by way of his popular radio show, has died. The County Mayo native and Long Beach, Lo...

It’s a difficult time for musicians. And yet, the world is teeming with music. The problem is – so few are getting paid for their efforts. Suffice ...

Pic of Day: A visitor walks through the Rose Garden at Ireland's National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin, Dublin. RollingNews.ie photo.

There has been high praise for President Joe Biden from Irish leaders on both sides of the Atlantic since the president's announcement that he will...

Depending on when you read this, let me be the first to remind you that there are only 153 days until Christmas! Shocking, I know, but the good new...

New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli will highlight the key role of labor in advancing the Irish peace process when he addresses the 15th annual...

Aaron McKenna admits his 18-hour journey home from Japan was made all the sweeter after punching his ticket to the semi-finals of the $1 million-ri...

Pic of Day: For many visitors to Dublin a ride on the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is a must. The world, and indeed much of Dublin itself, beca...

It was the kind of reluctant departure that Irish people are long familiar with. It was characterized by stubborn resistance, obvious pride, and no...