AN EXCITING new addition to Irish culture in Scotland arrived in the form of a new children’s book written by Cathleen Armstrong

WE TAKE a look at some of the important social, political and cultural events which have helped shape modern Ireland

IT SEEMS like the festive tunes started this year earlier than ever as Christmas and New Year get ever closer

EDINBURGH’S radical bookshop, Lighthouse, was the venue for the first of two book launches in Scotland about James Connolly's early writings

AS THEY approach their 15th anniversary, ANTHONY McVEIGH celebrates the fantastic work and achievements of The Kano Foundation

It seems like a perfect opportunity to preview the approaching club championships

THE legacy of Eamonn Nugent was further cemented recently as his album, The Waiting Room, took the top prize of Album of the Year

HIBERNIAN are back above their city neighbours in the Scottish Premiership table

DUNDEE United’s run of five games undefeated came to a halt recently when Motherwell again inflicted defeat on Jim Goodwin’s side

IT'S DECEMBER already and I’m asking myself, how the feck did that happen? Where has 2024 gone?

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

CELTIC fans got an early Christmas present with a cup final victory over their biggest rivals as they triumphed in the League Cup

RIGHT in the beating heart of Glasgow, Connollys sits on the corner of Bell Street in the Merchant City

SINCE the last column Hibs have played five matches, losing twice and drawing thrice

NOW that I’d become more immersed as a migrant in the east of Scotland, the reality of life over the seas from home started to sink in

RETURNING to Tannadice after a five-week absence, Dundee United faced a struggling Hibs side

I WAS but a wee wean, contentedly watching The Wombles when Gerry Conlon was arrested in November 1974 at his Belfast home

NOW that each County Championship has been decided, the GAA Club Provincial Championships begin

FRIENDS and Family gathered in Salthill, Galway earlier this month to bid a fond farewell to Eamonn Nugent who passed away aged 31

THE centenary international between Scotland and Ireland ended with Irish celebrations after an extra-time victory