Big buzz for Barry Keoghan ahead of "Saltburn's" festival debut
Dublin star Barry Keoghan is the talk of the town ahead of the release of his latest movie "Saltburn", which is expected to debut at an autumn film fest.
View ArticleMichelle O'Neill talks Northern Ireland with leading US politicians
Michelle O'Neill said she found "strong support" for the restoration of Northern Ireland's Assembly after meetings with US politicians including Chuck Schumer and Kevin McCarthy.
View ArticleKISS rocker calls for restoration of Northern Ireland Assembly during London...
"Northern Ireland is just as important as any country on the face of the planet," KISS frontman Gene Simmons said on his visit to the UK.
View ArticleMary Lou McDonald suggests she'd skip IRA commemorations if Taoiseach
Mary Lou McDonald said that if she becomes Taoiseach, she intends to act "never in a partisan way to give offense to anyone.”
View ArticleNorthern Ireland Secretary appoints chair for Omagh bombing inquiry
Northern Ireland Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris has appointed Lord Alan Turnbull as chair of the Omagh bombing inquiry.
View ArticleTaoiseach slams anti-LGBT sentiment in Ireland
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says "Pride is so important" especially amidst an increase in violent attacks on LGBT people in Ireland.
View ArticleJamie Dornan is back in the spotlight as new movies drop
Get ready to see lots more of Jamie Dornan - the Belfast actor stars in the upcoming "Heart of Stone" and "A Haunting in Venice."
View ArticleGAA Roundup: Cork knocks Mayo for Sam hopes
A roundup of GAA news and scores from Ireland this week, including Cork v Mayo, Offaly v Tipperary, Carlow v Dublin, and Tailteann results.
View ArticleIrish Wolfhounds defeat NYPD's NY Finest Baseball Club
The Irish Wolfhounds Baseball Club defeated the NYPD’s NY Finest Baseball Club by a score of 9-1.
View ArticlePresident Higgins apologizes for "throwaway remark" about Irish professor's...
President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins apologized to Professor Louise Richardson for the "throwaway remark" he made in a recent interview.
View ArticleSaoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal’s “Foe” teases a "slow burn"
Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal’s “Foe” is going through test screenings ahead of its anticipated release later this year.
View ArticleGAA Roundup: Armagh finally bests Galway
More GAA news and scores from Ireland this week - Galway v Armagh, Roscommon v Kildare, Tyrone v Westmeath, Kerry v Louth, Dublin v Sligo, and Derry v Clare.
View ArticleNorthern Ireland needs a Plan B
The only option that makes any sense at this point is a version of British - Irish joint authority, giving the Irish Republic equal status.
View ArticleIreland's heartbreaking reality of family homicide cannot be ignored
Irish authorities recorded a shocking 142 instances of family homicide between 2000 and 2019, leading to the tragic loss of 166 lives, including 11 children.
View ArticleGAA Roundup: Galway hangs on and Clare tops Dublin
A roundup of scores from the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship quarter-finals.
View ArticleColin Farrell’s secluded getaway sounds like a little slice of heaven
Colin Farrell has invested in a new holiday home in Mammoth Lakes, hundreds of miles from his LA compound.
View ArticleIrish government to review RTÉ in wake of Tubridy payment scandal
Minister Catherine Martin has announced an external review of governance and culture at RTÉ in the wake of its undeclared payments to Ryan Tubridy.
View ArticleFirst Nations' previously unknown donations to Irish Famine relief uncovered
Chief Kahkewaquonaby's donation to Irish Famine relief in 1847 on behalf of the Mississaugas of the Credit River has been hailed as a "major discovery."
View ArticleRTÉ deception shatters public trust
It's hard to know the fallout just yet of RTÉ's payment scandal, but it’s clear that heads will roll and there will be a public campaign to abolish or at least reduce the license fee.
View ArticlePaul Mescal bulks up for “Gladiator” sequel
Irish actor Paul Mescal has been pumping some iron in prep for "Gladiator 2," according to a video making the rounds on social media.
View ArticleGAA Roundup: Second half surges seals Mayo win
More GAA news and scores from Ireland this week - Mayo v Galway; Monaghan v Kildare; Cork v Roscommon; Tyrone v Donegal; Down v Laois; Meath v Antrim; GAA shorts.
View ArticleUK public opposes amnesty for Troubles-era crimes
Amnesty International UK found that the majority of the UK public is opposed to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.
View ArticleOn This Day: Thomas Francis Meagher, the greatest Irishman in American...
Thomas Francis Meagher's story takes place across three continents and he distinguished himself wherever he went, remaining a huge hero to the Irish in America. He died on July 1, 1867.
View ArticleTime for Irish to stop neutrality
Ireland’s voice must be added to the chorus that the Russian attempt to inflict genocide on the Ukrainian people must not be allowed.
View ArticleHow to enjoy and take care of Ireland on your travels
There are many ways to enjoy Ireland sustainably and responsibly, here are some ideas to inspire you!
View ArticleLISTEN: Remembering Irish music legend Dennis Cahill
Dennis Cahill, the wonderful Chicago musician who passed away in June 2022, forever enriched the Irish trad music scene.
View ArticleHow the killing of Michael Collins changed Ireland for the worse
There is no question that if Michael Collins had not died, Irish history would have been changed utterly.
View ArticleMaureen O'Hara's "sex scandal" that led to a libel case
Maureen O'Hara, the star of The Quiet Man, sued Confidential magazine in 1957 for libel after they ran a story about her engaging in an affair at a Hollywood theater.
View ArticleEve Hewson on the "special moment" Irish storytelling is enjoying
Eve Hewson admits she might be biased but says Irish people - and their knack for storytelling - are her favorite people in the world.
View ArticleGAA: Dubs over power Mayo in second half
A round-up of GAA news from around Ireland including highlights for the games that ended Dublin 2-17 Mayo 0-11 & Derry 1-12 Cork 1-8 and more.
View ArticleBono's artwork raises funds for Ukraine President Zelenksy's UNITED24
U2 frontman's portrait of Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the cover of The Atlantic is raising funds of the Ukraine war efforts against Russia.
View ArticleNew York minors make Connacht hurling debut
The results from the New York minor hurlers competition at Cranmore may not show young Yanks winning at Ireland’s most native game, but they came mighty close.
View ArticlePierce Brosnan says "you'll have a laugh" with his new flick "The Out-Laws"
Pierce Brosnan promises his new Netflix comedy "The Out-Laws" is "a good one."
View ArticleCalling time on a great career in journalism, 62 years on
"The boyhood dream became a wonderful, exciting life throughout my entire adulthood, and I have not a single regret."
View ArticleLooking forward in Ireland while learning from the past
While we bid farewell to the Irish Voice, there is a glimmer of hope for the future as we strive to address the challenges facing Ireland and society.
View ArticleA bridge to the future - looking back and moving foward
Reflecting on the 1,000s of columns my own chapter in the Irish American dream and looking ahead to my family's future relationship with Ireland
View ArticleA united Ireland still lies ahead
The final Irish Voice editorial invokes the message of its first one more than 30 years ago - a united Ireland will become a reality.
View ArticleThe Irish director behind Netflix's "Happiness For Beginners"
Co Cork native Vicky Wight chats about directing Netflix's new "Happiness for Beginners," starring Ellie Kemper and Luke Grimes.
View ArticlePresident Biden says slán go fóill to the Irish Voice newspaper
President Biden thanked Niall O'Dowd in a heartfelt letter for helping foster the Irish American community through the Irish Voice newspaper.
View ArticleOn this day: Charles Stewart Parnell died in Dublin in 1891
Charles Stewart Parnell was an Irish nationalist politician and one of the most powerful figures in the British House of Commons in the 1880s.
View ArticleOn This Day: Easter Rising hero Padraig Pearse born in 1879
The more you study the life of Irish rebel leader Padraig Pearse, the more elusive he becomes.
View ArticleNew York's Irish Voice newspaper ceases print after 36 years
After 36 years, this week saw the last publication of the Irish Voice. Founder Niall O'Dowd looks back on an incredible 36 years in print.
View ArticleMy annual pride over my song “Christmas in the Trenches 1915”
The song "Christmas in the Trenches 1915" came from a creative place I will never get to again
View Article"Barbie", "Mission: Impossible" and Cillian Murphy's "Oppenheimer": summer...
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is suspected to be a success but Margot Robbie's "Barbie" and Tom Cruise's latest "Mission Impossible" will put up a fight!
View ArticleWhen the Irish ask 'are you going home for Christmas?'
When the Irish go home for Christmas, they are forced to measure the distance between who they were and who they now are.
View ArticleThe heroic bishop who gave his life while tending to Irish Famine victims in...
The number of Irish people who died in Canada while seeking refuge from the Famine would have been far greater but for Bishop Michael Power.
View ArticleOn This Day: 33 Fenian prisoners including the “Cuba Five” were released by...
The "Cuba Five" chose exile to the United States - so began the massive influence they were to play in Irish America.
View Article“Ag Críost an Síol” - a St. Patrick’s Day song to remember
An Irish hymn as Gaelige for St. Patrick's Day. Ag Críost an Síol is an Irish song to remember this year that deeply reconnects us all to something from the Emerald Isle.
View ArticleTop ten amazing Irish Americans of all time
These are some amazing figures! Irish Americans stand on the shoulders of giants.
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