TWENTY years ago, this year, my first stage play premiered here in Dún na nGall. I had written The Flight of the Earls the previous year...

THE annual Scottish Fleadh—the festival of Irish music and culture—will this year take place in Woodfarm High School, East Renfrewshire over the weekend of April 26 and 27

THE Irish Voice explains why the An Chúirt Hotel provides the perfect base for a trip home

THE novella, Small Things Like These written by Claire Keegan was published in 2021. I read it soon after. Then a couple of months ago,...

APRIL is set to see a record breaking Scottish Fleadh with hundreds of competitors taking to the stage performing in music, song and dance

AFTER the International break, Jim Goodwin was given the chance to regroup and refocus his Dundee United side in a bid to end a winless run of three league games

Hibernian have been transformed on the pitch from hopeless basement dwellers to near certainties to finish third in the SPFL Premiership

THE intercounty championship is well underway, and we are nearing the semi-final stage in all provincial championships

CELTIC will win the Scottish title, but for now the ribbons remain off the trophy for another season

GLASGOW'S streets thronged with the sights and sounds of Irish culture as the St Patrick’s Day Parade, made its way through the city

THE time to openly celebrate Irish culture in Glasgow has finally come in a symbolic way with the cultural parade

HUBBY and I are just back from a lovely break to Krakow, Poland, possibly one of the cleanest European cities I’ve ever visited

BEFORE the action gets underway on the pitch it was dinner dance season recently for both Dalriada and Glasgow Gaels as they took the...

IN THE lexicon of the English language, words and phrases such as Yahoo, Swiftian Satire, Stream of Consciousness and Borstal Boy are common

THIS book, from the very beginning, points to a strong sense of collaborative in putting it together

11-year-old Irish dancer, Andrew Nelson has his sights set on his first ever World Championships in Dublin this month

THE month of March is traditionally a time when Irish communities all over the world note an increased interest in the story of Ireland

BHUEL, tá súil agam go raibh an t-ádh libh a bheith i nGlaschú maidin Dé Sathairn an 8ú Márta chun mórshiúl na Féile Pádraig Ghlaschú

MARCH is always one month of joy for the Irish and especially the drinks industry as we drink to celebrate one of our patron saints

From the first civic St Patrick’s Day parade in Glasgow to an Irish Scottish space conference, its has been a year of broken barriers