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O’Rawe’s tale is based on a real life bank heist By Richard O’Rawe “So, Ricky, what did you do with the money?” This was the opening shot from BBC ...

In the classroom with some of the middle school students By Denise Deegan I have just touched down in Dublin after two weeks in New York City, rese...

Katie Taylor is heading for Madison Square Garden. RollingNews.ie photo. By Jay Mwamba Irish starlet Katie Taylor is back in New York City on Decem...

The cover of the new Manus McGuire album Traditional Music / By Daniel Neely We’re in the swing of Christmas season, folks, which means that it’s t...

Page Turner / Edited by Peter McDermott “Fenianism’s role in Irish history is controversial and contested. Its penchant for splits, conspiracies, f...

Max Boot is a conservative thinker who has changed his mind about climate change. “REAL TIME WITH BILL MAHER”/VIA YOUTUBE Between the Lines / By Pe...

Maeve Higgins, the author of "Maeve in America." PHOTO BY JEANNIE O’BRIEN Page Turner / Edited by Peter McDermott A few years ago during an Artists...

NORTHERN IRELAND TOURIST BOARD Ireland Hopping | Margaret M. Johnson Thanksgiving 2018 might be in our rearview mirror, but cranberries, always syn...

Jack Huston, who was born into Hollywood royalty, stars in “The Romanoffs.” AMAZON STUDIOS By Karen Butler "The Romanoffs" star Jack Huston knows a...

Gina Costigan said being involved with the Broadway production of “The Ferryman” is “exciting and terrifying all at the same time.” PHOTO BY PETER ...

By Daniel Neely It’s not often that I get a CD as marvelous as Jimmy Power’s “Go Home and Have Your Dinner,” but here we are. A collection of 35 re...

The Whileaways. Music Notes / By Colleen Taylor I love Irish Americana—Eirecana as it’s sometimes called—because it sounds like home. The home I’m ...