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Homestead Cottage, a deceptively simple but stunning 200-year-old former stonemason’s cottage in Doolin, Co. Clare, is not your average Irish cotta...

This week I’ve got Caitlin Finley and Will Woodson’s newest album “Once Through the Hall” in the media player. The follow up to their 2019 “The Glo...

The Irish Echo is seeking an accomplished assistant to help with our subscriptions and office administration operations. Details below. To apply, s...

A shining addition to Belfast's hotel offering, offering stunning views over Belfast City Hall and combining five-star service with deep heritage, ...

A Happy Fourth of July and Happy 250th America.

After a lengthy non-jury trial three Derry men have been found not guilty of murdering journalist Lyra McKee in 2019. McKee, who was 29 and from Be...

It was a warm June night, and the sun was still shining when we arrived on June 10 at Slainte in Oakland, Calif., for the Irish-American Writers an...

Pic of Day: The cover of this week's Echo is a tribute to all who battled for America's independence 250 years ago. The Echo office will be closed ...

The Ancient Order of Hibernians has bestowed a prestigious National Immigration Award upon former New York Supreme Court Justice John Collins, hono...

BUA Boxing duo Timmy Egan and Declan Friel were both victorious last Friday on the 10th edition of FDNY’s “Thrilla in Camilla” card at St. Camillus...

Pic of Day: On the first day of Ireland’s six month EU Presidency, Taoiseach Micheál Martin welcomed the President of the European Council, António...

It is easy, even for a top traditional musician, to go unnoticed when you play in a Celtic supergroup like Lúnasa. The band features Kevin Crawford...

After making the draw for the All-Ireland football quarter-finals ten days ago GAA president Jarlath Burns said that the GAA need to work on raisin...

"In Congress, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes nece...

“Hidden Histories of Jazz Age New York, From the Suppressed to the Strange,” by Jonathan Ezra Goldman. “Be careful in New York, Katie, the streets ...