The incredible true story of the Irish Americans who smuggled the first ArmaLites to the IRA
David Roy speaks to US journalist Ali Watkins about her book The Next One is For You, which reveals how IRA weapons made ...
'There is no such thing as one version of Irish America'
"There is no such thing as one, definitive, version of Irish America." This phrase, or a variation of it, comes up time and ...
Conor McGregor draws Irish leader’s ire after anti-immigration comments at White House
Ireland’s leader has condemned anti-immigration comments made by Conor McGregor, during an appearance by the 36-year-old ...
America celebrates Irish culture and politics on St. Patrick’s Day
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson kicked off the Irish celebrations last ...
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On St. Patrick's Day, Irish-Americans celebrate a culture all their own | Opinion
Many Irish-American traditions, such as corned beef and cabbage and Irish-themed songs, are actually American inventions. St. Patrick's Day celebrations in America are a far cry from the solemn ...
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s how many Florida residents claim Irish lineage
It's St. Patrick's Day today, with roughly 61% of Americans celebrating regardless of their heritage. How many Irish ...
I'm an Irish American who visited the oldest Irish tavern in New York City for the first time. Here are 9 things that surprised me.
McSorley's Old Ale House in New York City is the oldest Irish tavern in the state and is famous for its cheap two-for-one ...
Irish ancestry in modern-day New Hampshire reflects region’s history of migration
St. Patrick’s Day offers an annual reminder that, in terms of ancestry, no US state is quite as Irish as New Hampshire — not ...
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Congressmen introduce legislation to establish National Museum of Irish American History
A group of bipartisan US Congressmen want to establish a commission to study the creation of a National Museum of Irish ...
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Irish — and American — like me
I learned two things on that trip that stayed with me: One, that I’m the kind of person who looks backward more than forward, and two, that I am more American than Irish. There is a balance that ...