Culture

Not even the last of the good weather could deter New York’s Irish film fans from heading indoors at NYU Cantor Center last Friday night to watch t...

By Orla O’Sullivan The Wee Craic festival wasn’t short on craic, just a smaller showcase for short films out of Ireland than the main Craic fest, h...

Silver Screen / By Michael Gray Irish Film New York, in its second year on the NY cultural calendar, presents a diverse selection of new movies fro...

Page Turner / Edited by Peter McDermott Christine Dwyer Hickey believes she reads more short stories than anybody in Ireland. It’s a quite a claim ...

“There is increasing interest in the achievements of constitutional nationalists who never espoused violence, and of liberals from the unionist tra...

Christine Dwyer Hickey, the award-winning Irish novelist and short story writer, will discuss her new novel, "The Cold Eye of Heaven" at two upcomi...

This year I ended my summer with sand between my toes, a starry night, a cool evening breeze and some mighty live music thanks to Irish American pe...

Today I write from the air, en route to “CelticFest” in Jackson, Miss., for one of the American South’s great celebrations of traditional Irish mus...

A rising young Irish artist returns for her second solo exhibit in New York beginning today. "Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh: New Paintings" is showing at the...

For many, Seán Tyrrell needs no introduction. From his work with Davy Spillane to his one man shows, and his prodigious career as a solo recording ...

A standing room only crowd greeted first time presenter Sanem Ozdural at the recent Irish American Writers & Artists’ Salon at the Cell Theater. Sa...

"This is a delusional time in American history," said New Jersey poet Daniel P. Quinn, heading into this Labor Day weekend. "We think we are middle...