HUGH Dougherty, tells the story of Glasgow’s Silent Service, the city’s trolleybuses, in a new book

THE great and the good in Ireland and Scotland were lining up to congratulate St Roch’s Marching Band after their stunning triumph

CELTIC Park was the stage recently for the annual Feis Rútai Thír Chonaill Irish dancing competition

THE UN Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD) is preparing to scrutinise governments of the UK

SCOTLAND was once again treated to the annual July parades, bringing with it a disruption to community life

THE Irish community was represented at an important round table discussion led by BEMIS which will help inform submissions to the UNCERD

A NEW project that aims to document the experiences and history of Glasgow’s Donegal Diaspora was launched recently

A REPORT commissioned by Historic Environment Scotland has explored the relationship between the properties in their care and the Empire

A LARGE crowd sat with rapt attention in St Patrick’s Hall, Coatbridge as Richard Moore shared the story of his life

DR LYNNE Tammi-Connelly, who has campaigned tirelessly for recognition of the brutal treatment of Gypsy and Traveller families in Scotland