Michel-Ange Balikwisha made a memorable debut for DR Congo, with the Celtic winger netting in a penalty shootout against ...

The Celtic Tenors are in Surrey this week to start a Christmas concert tour of Canada.

During the 2014 independence referendum, one of the key talking points from the Better Together campaign was to emphasize how ...

In this week's Listen Up, Brendan Keenan's 'Across the Atlantic' brings Irish culture from both sides of the pond.

Amid the New Firm, Graeme Souness’s Rangers revolution and Celtic’s own struggles, the club’s Irish soul never dimmed.

Work to build “Scotland’s largest sculpture” on the border with England will soon get under way, the group behind the project has said. Construction on the Star of Caledonia near Gretna Green will ...

Seán is working on his first book, a family memoir of migration. His writing has appeared in the Boston Globe, the Irish Times, the New York Times, RTÉ Radio 1 and elsewhere. His poem, California ...

It’s a dubious claim to fame, perhaps, but it seems that one of the Irish language’s most enduring gifts to English is the word “phoney”. Dictionaries still tend to declare it of “origin unknown” and ...

Italy will first host Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifying playoff in March but then would go on the road to reach its ...

A celebration in words, music and poetry of the life of Mary “May” McGee, who successfully took a 1973 Supreme Court case against the State’s ban on contraception, took place at Dardistown Crematorium ...

Pop star Charli XCX has teased an “elegant and brutal” new song from the upcoming Wuthering Heights soundtrack with The Velvet Underground’s John Cale. Following her Brat triumph, the singer, 33, ...

There's a common sentiment that music is gorier and more graphic today than it used to be, and that's simply not true. In fact, some of the darkest, creepiest and all-around most disturbing country ...