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

GLASGOW will once again play host to the iconic Celtic Connections festival

BY THE time you have this in your hands, this fella in Dún na nGall will be preparing to hibernate in Hibernia

THE best of Scottish and Irish business was celebrated in October with the eighth annual Causeway Awards in Edinburgh

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.

The All-Britain Intermediate Camogie final saw Ceann Creige of Glasgow and Tara Camogie of London battle it out

Irish-born missionary priest, Fr Bernard Fox speaks about his enriching time spent on mission in Cameroon

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

NOVEMBER for Celtic was marked by a high point of European football in recent years

THE Irish Voice invites readers to consider embarking on city breaks to Derry and Dublin

IT WAS a mixture of delight and disappointment for Dunedin Connollys recently in their respective All-Britain matches.

2024 could quite easily be termed the Year of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann in Scotland

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

THE navvies took part in various popular sports and pastimes including football, draughts and tug of war competitions

A WONDERFUL celebration took place in St Columbkille’s in Rutherglen as a book detailing the life and times of the parish was launched

BHUEL an mhí seo caite, bhí mé ag caint faoin scannán Kneecap as an Tuaisceart

LAST month, I delved into the memory box about the time in my life when I was starting my new chapter in Edinburgh

GAA on the East Coast of Scotland is now firmly embedded in the infrastructure

AN EVENING throw-in under the floodlights in Clydebank was the setting for this year’s Northern Intermediate Championship Final

THERE'S a magical thread that ties the GAA together: its clubs