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Natalie Clark’s latest release, “Skin on Me,” is stunning. She will be on the New York stage on March 11 as part of this year’s Craic Fest. By Coll...

Lorna Byrne is in the U.S. for events. By Orla O’Sullivan “I see angels physically as I see people, and I see them all the time,” writes Lorna Byrn...

By Daniel Neely Over the past few months I’ve written a couple of times about the legal and financial challenges Irish musicians who want to tour i...

Scenic West Cork. By Margaret M. Johnson One week from today, the Christian world begins its observation of Lent, and for those who observe it, Ash...

Charles Hale. By Peter McDermott “In a day’s walk, you wouldn’t meet a man more passionate about the arts than Charles Hale,” said County Offaly-bo...

Page Turner / Edited by Peter McDermott In the 1970s and ’80s, news relating to Latin American politics was almost never good, and it was often sho...

Dancer Kieran Jordan with Seán McComiskey and Seán Clohessy. By Daniel Neely Surely there are few albums of set dance music that touch the majesty ...

Tara O'Grady will be both tour guide and entertainer on the 2017 Band Wagon Tour of Ireland. Celtic jazz songstress Tara O'Grady is taking her frie...

Áine Cahill's breakthrough came courtesy of the BBC's coverage of the Glastonbury Festival last year. By Colleen Taylor Áine Cahill is Cavan’s blos...

John Munnelly will perform in Brooklyn on Friday. Salon Diary / By Karen Daly History — actual, mythological and personal — was on the agenda at th...

A scene from “I Am Traveller,” which is narrated by “Love/Hate” star John Connors. By Orla O’Sullivan The Craic Fest returns next month and, for th...

“Atlas” is an outside the box album. By Daniel Neely I want to start this column off by reminding readers of a subject I wrote about in September, ...