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It was seemingly dead in the water, but the International Fund for Ireland might live again, in part by eluding the dreaded tag of “earmark.” “The ...

After a week in which it seemed as if 175 years of rain had fallen, the sun came out last Saturday as members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians ga...

The U.S. State Department is this week refusing to reveal whether there will be a new Northern Ireland economic envoy named to replace Declan Kelly...

There's been a huge about face on Capitol Hill. The chairman of the Friends of Ireland caucus, Congressman Peter King (R-NY), is now leading the fi...

The family of murdered County Armagh lawyer, Rosemary Nelson, have said that a public inquiry had vindicated her belief that elements of the Royal ...

Politicians and police in Derry have condemned a bomb attack on a bank in the city on Saturday. Two masked men threw a hold-all containing the bomb...

"The Summer time is coming And the trees are sweetly blooming And the wild mountain thyme Grows around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go...

Former taoiseach Garret FitzGerald has been laid to rest in Dublin following a state funeral, held on Sunday. FitzGerald, who was 85, died in a Dub...

It has been described as one of the most significant few days in Irish history. Queen Elizabeth's four-day visit to Ireland last week not only pass...

Civic leaders in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn will be rolling out the red carpet for delegates at the New York-New Belfast conference next...

Project Children is technically an adult after 20 years on the go, but the organization's focus is still firmly on the kids. And with that singular...

'Dwyer and Bernstien will host a reading, signing and Q&A session for Irish Echo editor Ray O'Hanlon and his new thriller, "The South Lawn Plot" th...