The Gaelic American

The July 9, 1921 edition of The Gaelic American contained an article titled “War on the Irish Language.” The article reported, “The war on the...

The following is an updated excerpt from our 50th anniversary piece on Bloody Sunday by Patrick O'Hara: On January 30, 1972, thousands of people in...

In memory of murder victim Ashling Murphy, from Tullamore, County Offaly, Irish women in New York have organized a 4-mile walk/run in Central Park...

On Saturday February 11 at 2pm, there will be a benefit held for singer/songwriter Allen Gogarty at The Joyce Public House (315 W 39th...

The New York Irish Center is hosting a five-week Irish language course, beginning on Tuesday January 17th. The classes will be in-person on Tuesday...

On January 8th, 1815, though the “War of 1812 was over, word had not reached the British and American troops in the Southern United...

After the Irish women’s soccer team was taped singing “Celtic Symphony” a couple of months ago, and after the Leinster Rugby stadium played “Celtic...

The modern Christmas Wreath demonstrates the spirit of the season, but to some it is also a reminder of another spirit – a spirit...

In the 1790s, rural County Armagh was a hotbed of Protestant and Catholic sectarianism. Friction between the two groups culminated in a fierce pitched...

Northern Assembly Results From its inception in 1920, the state of Northern Ireland was created to maintain a Unionist majority, putting an international border through...