THE “strong diplomatic and cultural ties” between Britain and Ireland were celebrated ... held at the InterContinental Hotel where guests enjoyed a night celebrating Irish heritage and community. The ...

At this time, he was also developing work as a playwright, initially for BBC Radio Northern Ireland in Belfast, and also writing humorous columns, including for the Irish Press and the Irish Times ...

PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island has plenty of ties to its NCAA Tournament men’s basketball visitors. From the lesser-known McNeese State to Rick Pitino’s return, most of the teams arriving for March Madness ...

A conference was held in the Lancaster County town last Saturday to discuss reforming ties with Letterkenny ... and a talk on the Scots-Irish migration by Theresa StAngelo, director of Winter’s ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. AS a Celtic-daft youngster growing up in Clydebank back in the 2000s, John McGinn dreamed of one day scoring or setting up a goal for the ...

This afternoon we're gathered to celebrate the deep and abiding ties of history, family, and friendship that bind together Ireland and the United States of America. The Irish American patriots ...

But the new Canadian PM is not the only world leader currently in office with close ties to our Emerald Isle. From France to New Zealand, here, Adam Higgins takes a look at the Irish connections ...

Celtic have drawn St Johnstone in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup. The Bhoys club beat Hibs on Sunday and went into the draw with Hearts and Aberdeen. The other tie between St Johnstone and ...

She said: "He'd sneak me upstairs to his bedroom where we'd have rough sex. "Many times he'd tie my feet and hands together tightly with cable ties, leaving red marks. "I'd tell him it hurt but he ...

Bulgarians found guilty in UK of espionage on behalf of Russia A Minion doll equipped with a hidden camera Six members of a Russian proxy spy ring dubbed “the Minions” are facing years behind ...

I was struck by the quality and poise of the Irish scrumhalf, Conor Murray, and his captain that day, Peter O’Mahony, a rampaging, bristling dervish happy to confront all-comers in blue.