As he signed the proclamation in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said of the Irish: "They're great people, great people." More than 31 million Americans have Irish ancestry, making it one of ...

"I absolutely do feel for people." Aisling, an undocumented Irish waitress in Chicago, who has lived in America for eight years, says that while she is concerned she may become a "collateral ...

President Donald Trump issues a proclamation that March 2025 is to be Irish-American Heritage Month ... "They're great people, great people." Greenland lawmakers form a new government on the ...

Sophie Turner returned to London after her divorce. She said, "The gun violence, Roe v. Wade being overturned... Everything ...

THE Department of Foreign Affairs has updated its travel advice for transgender people heading to America after a major rule change. Irish citizens travelling to the US must have a valid ...

In an era when the Irish faced widespread prejudice, “Kilgubbin” was used as an insult. Of course, Kilgubbin wasn’t the only place where Irish people ... shipped them to America, according ...

While the pints of Guinness are still flowing in Paddy Barry’s for this cohort, a younger American-born generation ... battles potentially lay ahead. Irish people who live locally and frequent ...

A pair of Irish-American dancing brothers who have swept social media will perform in Chicago for a St. Patrick's Day event this week, and stopped by NBC 5 Monday morning to get some steps in.

US President Donald Trump has hailed the impact of the Irish in America days ahead of Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) Micheál Martin's visit to the White House to celebrate St Patrick's Day.

Nevertheless, there is still a significant cohort of Irish citizens caught in a bleak American limbo. So many of them came over when times were bad back home. Tens of thousands of people came ...

great people." Halligan reminded the president, "St. Patrick's Day is coming up as well." Trump noted that Irish Americans voted for him in "heavy numbers." Holding up the signed document ...