THE last weekend of March 2025 will live long in the memory of Scotland GAA and those who witnessed and participated

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

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

‘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?

FULL disclosure, I don’t always pay much attention to the folks at Met Éireann. At this stage, I’m a bit of an expert on what the local...

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

Is there a distinct lack of support in tackling bigotry and racism towards the Irish and Catholic communities?

TEAM Ireland were kept busy supporting Irish artists and producers as the world’s largest festival took over the city of Edinburgh

THERE is a saying in my father’s Mayo that ‘the next parish is in America’

Mairead McEnroe (Glasgow Mary) I ARRIVED in Dungloe, super excited to have been given the opportunity to represent Glasgow at the 2024...

CROKE Park echoed with the anticipation of change as Jim Gavin, the Chair of the Football Review Committee (FRC), unveiled new proposals

THIS is an island of writers. Looking around the room in Rathmullan House last July, I was struck by the wealth of talent

WITH the dust settling on the All-Ireland Fleadh in the traditional music world and competition season coming to a rest

BETWEEN 2018 and 2020, the Call it Out Campaign managed to build up a widespread presence in the Scottish media

THE 1916 Rising Centenary Committee (Scotland) was formed in January 2015

COMEDIAN Jason Manford recently when he said that even if he sold out all his gigs at the Edinburgh Fringe, he would still make a loss

THE first quarter of 2024 has been an exceptionally busy one for the Consulate, with multiple events across Scotland

ULSTER says no, until it says yes.