Productions this month at Irish Heritage Theatre Company and Inis Nua Theatre Co. bring a taste of the Emerald Isle to Philly.

In 2001 there were 1,602 pupils in Irish-medium education, compared to 7,811 in 2025 but there are only two Irish-medium post-primary schools in NI.

Lost in Translation, Found in தமிழ் “Woe is me!” I cried, and my mother playfully swatted my shoulder; I had repeated a mistake. I was supposed to be writing the […] ...

Mine, alas, is defunct, but it was named after the French General Jean Joseph Humbert, who landed in Killala Bay to help the United Irishmen’s rebellion against the British in 1798, which was ...

Hostility towards the Irish language is not doing unionism "any favours", Stormont's Irish language commissioner has said. Pól Deeds said "every word spoken against the Irish language" could be seen ...

Steel pan virtuosity, synth-pop icons, Godzilla classics, dance, film festivals, author talks, and food events—here’s what’s happening around the Hudson Valley this March.

The New York Irish Center (NYIC) hosted FÍS NUA | New Vision, the first Irish language film festival in the US, from February 19–21 at its headquarters in Long Island City. The three-day event ...

Leisa Gwenllian is a hard-partying young woman in rural Wales in Marc Evans' 'Effi o Blaenau,' while Jack Archer's doc 'Sailm nan Daoine' ('Psalms of the People') explores the Scottish psalm singing ...

A legal battle over installing Irish language signs at Belfast’s Grand Central Station has been put back until May. Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson is seeking a judicial review of Sinn Fein ...

America's first Irish language film festival will take place in New York next week, with the New York Irish Center hosting a three-day programme in partnership with TG4. The festival, titled Fís Nua | ...

Sir, - Every language has its nuances - ways of expressing a mood, a concept, a characteristic, or even a simple noun - that other languages find cumbersome. Irish is not alone in this regard. That is ...

People burning alive in a giant humanoid structure is the most iconic image in Brigid Ehrmantraut’s small-format hardback. Many more gorgeous, green-tinted illustrations embellish this factually ...