Scanlan starkly figures the inevitable disaster: Between 1845 and 1851, at least 1 million people died of famine-related causes. At least 1.5 million more left Ireland as emigrants to Britain ...

The National Famine Way ends at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, a multi-award-winning museum that recounts 1,500 years of Irish history, explaining how, where and why the Irish emigrated and ...

Like many unwritten masterpieces, the book was born and died in a Dublin pub: the since defunct Grogan’s on Leeson Street ...

Yesterday, in front of an adoring Anfield, the understated Arne Slot became the fifth manager to win the league in his debut ...

Top tips from Irish Americans who are hooked on chasing their ancestors back home in Ireland. Kate grew up in North Albany, NY, also called “Little Limerick”. St. Patrick’s Day in was one ...

The Irish Family History Forum’s Saturday morning meeting for this month, held tomorrow, will focus on the topic “Emigrant ...

On the day of the wedding, which took place in the girl’s house, a group of entertainers known as Strawboys, young men from ...

So it makes excellent sense that Thomas Keneally, author of Schindler’s Ark, should have moved on to chronicle both the Irish famine and the forced and ... We are a nation of brilliant propagandists, ...

Analysis: From the Famine to Fair City, it's clear that the relationship between the Irish and the Choctaw Nations is being actively maintained We need your consent to load this rte-player ...