THE month of March will once again see great celebrations of Ireland and Irishness up and down the country

THE Irish community of Glasgow and beyond are being invited to come along and witness an historic first

WOMEN and their creativity, tenacity, and steadfastness were celebrated on the eve of St Brigid’s Day at an event in Glasgow

IN THE heart of the Gorbals, if you look closely, you will find one the best kept secret hostelries in Glasgow

THE fabulous show Blood Upon the Rose is all set for its third return to Glasgow and the wonderful SEC Armadillo Theatre

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

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

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

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

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

SEPTEMBER is always a strange month for me. Like many people who cross the Irish Sea to go to university, I left home to go to Glasgow

THERE were celebrations in the Dunedin Connollys and Glasgow Gaels camps recently

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

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

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

IN THIS feature I wanted to explore the experience of the navvies in the construction of part of Glasgow’s water supply

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

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

ON a wild and windy night in January, I attended The Friel Sisters’ gig in The City Halls during Celtic Connections

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