Culture

For each anniversary until 1936, Rita Muldoon took out two memorial notices — one in her own name and one on behalf of her four children. Both woul...

An image from “Upton Park: The Last Goodbye,” photographs by Marc Kenyon and words by Joe Hurley. Licensed and distributed by West Ham United FC. A...

A dining room that is known for its murals. By Geoffrey Cobb Last month, my wife and I were visiting western New York when she announced to me that...

The album comes recommended without hesitation. By Daniel Neely This week, Lúnasa fans have reason to rejoice, as the band has finally dipped its t...

Oysters with white wine. Ireland Hopping / By Margaret M. Johnson Irish oysters are considered food “fit for the gods.” It’s hard to believe the pr...

There are 159 James Joyces in the 1901 Census for Ireland. This is the transcribed information (the original handwritten form is also available to ...

Television’s Dáithí Ó Sé and Doireann Ní Ghlacáin host the “Fleadh 2020” series. Traditional Music / By Daniel Neely Congratulations to the Irish E...

Frances Scanlon. Salon Diary / By Karen Daly Friends new and old joined IAW&A’s online August Salon hosted by Gordon Gilbert, Jr., and bringing poe...

"Anti-Semitism" is the latest book from Deborah Lipstadt, who came to public prominence when a celebrated libel case went to court in London 20 yea...

Artist Padraig McCaul on Achill Island. The Doorway Gallery in Dublin is hosting weekly online exhibitions called “Getting to Know.” “We feel that ...

Charlie Parker at the Three Deuces in New York in August 1947. By Frances Scanlon "You can tell the history of jazz in four words: Louis Armstrong....

The renowned dance photographer Lois Greenfield took this picture, and the two below, of Trinity Irish Dance Company just before lockdown began. By...