Mandy Cherie, a content creator, took to Instagram to reveal a list of superstitions that many Irish people believe in and abide by

Open a phone book for Luzerne and Lackawanna counties and the pages of surnames beginning with “Mc” are more than double those with the seemingly more common “Smith” listings. So when and why did so many Irish citizens come to America and settle in ...

Over 5,200 people from more than 130 countries will attend six citizenship ceremonies at the Gleneagle Arena (INEC) in Killarney on December 1 and 2, the Department of Justice says.

Celtic FC Foundation are delighted to once again announce that we’re offering supporters the chance to win an outstanding prize, courtesy of club sponsor Dafabet, while supporting this year’s Appeal. This fantastic prize will see the winner and nine ...

From the earliest African arrivals on Irish shores, Black people have played an important role in shaping Irish society. Although there aren’t very many Black people living in Ireland today, they still manage to make an impact. Despite facing ...

"The luck of the Irish" phrase dates back to the 19th century and is a popular one used among Irish individuals today. Beyond the phrase, there are symbols correlated with Irish folk that represent luck, including the leprechaun and four leaf clover.

There's no Moher denying it: Vermont is one of the most Irish states in the country. With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, Irish and non-Irish Americans alike are gearing up to celebrate the holiday. While it may be an excuse for some to drink ...