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IF YOU'RE planning on celebrating St Patrick’s Day in Edinburgh, there are plenty of events to choose from, but one that should...

THERE will be plenty of films that will interest the Irish community at this year’s edition of the Glasgow Film Festival, held from...

THE month of March will once again see great celebrations of Ireland and Irishness up and down the country

A LOOK back over February throws up some crucial figures in Ireland’s cultural and political life, as well as some impactful events

IRISH playwrights have always played a central role in shaping the nation’s sense of itself

‘SAY nothing’ comes from Seamus Heaney’s poem about the culture of secrecy and restraint during the conflict in the North of Ireland

‘SAY nothing’ comes from Seamus Heaney’s poem about the culture of secrecy and restraint during the conflict in the North of Ireland

IRELAND has voted for more of the same. And why wouldn't it?

AS WE enter the Christmas and New Year period, we can reflect on a very active year in Irish-Scottish relations

BHUEL, seo an tréimhse ‘idir,’ is dócha

A CHAIRDE, tá an Nollaig ag druidim linn agus t súil agam go bhfuil sibh ag súil go mór leis

AN MHÍ seo caite bhí mé I measc ‘na Gaeil Eile’ nuair a thug mé cuairt ar an Mòd Naisiúnta a bhí ar siúl san Oban.

DUNEDIN Connollys GFC have started the year on a social footing with some pre-season runs every Wednesday

DALRIADA club member, Cathal Ó Gaillín, has just returned from the occupied West Bank in Palestine, coaching the Moataz Sassour GAA Club

THE youth section of Glasgow Gaels Gaelic Football Club is looking to the future with great excitement

THE Irish Consulate has thrown its weight behind an event that will bring together dancing style from Scotland, Ireland and Bulgaria

IF YOU'RE planning on celebrating St Patrick’s Day in Edinburgh, there are plenty of events to choose from, but one that should...

“THERE is nothing so lonesome, so dull, or so drear than to stand in the corner of a pub with no beer.”