Culture

This week, I received word of a recent Irish film incorporating traditional music that has found its way into a pair of upcoming North American fes...

Mary O'Donnell, a leading fashion designer who had a profound influence upon post-war Irish and American fashion, died on Jan. 27, in Kilcar, Co. D...

Celtic Junction Arts Center, the Midwest's premier hub for Irish arts is inviting theater enthusiasts to participate in its NYC Irish Theatre Festi...

When the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles take to the field at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday (the 11th time the city has hosted...

PETER QUINN The last time I saw Brendan was in Burke Rehabilitation hospital shortly after Christmas. He’d been hospitalized since August. We talke...

There was sorrowful loss these past two years. Loss that I thought the IAW&A community had passed through, as we moved from a time that had brought...

From Feb. 21-24, New York City’s Symphony Space will host the 53rd annual Dance On Camera Festival, the longest-running dance film festival in the ...

Award-winning podcasters John Lee and Martin Nutty have released the first of their exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers who have made ...

Many of us know little, if anything, about our ancestors. Often, we don’t even know their names. My own ignorance about my ancestors mirrored that ...

The New York Saint Patrick’s Day parade has a long, fascinating history. Boston claims the oldest celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day dating from 172...

In the media yoke this week is Damien Mullane’s new album “Evoke.” An album of exceptional musicianship and extraordinary vision, it’s certainly ro...

From August 10-17, 2025, novelist S. Kirk Walsh (of the national bestseller The Elephant of Belfast) and award-winning poet and Fulbright recipient...