From a Masters green jacket to a British Open that will be played in his home Northern Ireland this year suddenly everything ...

He has been singing this 19th-century American folk ballad for decades – and used a line from it as the name of Welcome Here Kind ... ‘There’s a huge coterie of Irish nationalists who ...

When asked by The Irish News ... the star would be home in the coming days to celebrate with his parents as he promised on the night of his victory. However, he was given a welcome home surprise ...

Northern Ireland should have a “huge party” to welcome home golfing champion Rory McIlroy, First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said. It came as Stormont’s Communities Minister, Gordon ...

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said Northern Ireland should have a ‘huge party’ to welcome home golfer Rory McIlroy after his victory in the Masters in Atlanta, Georgia (Ashley Landis ...

put them on the international map and the 2008 release Welcome To Mali was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary World Music Album. They opened for British band Coldplay in 2009 ...

Additionally, the Colorado match is a welcome-home for women's soccer as Denver is the NWSL's newest expansion team, set to take the pitch in 2026. The last time the USWNT faced Ireland was April ...

A warm welcome awaits those who can attend 'The Leitrim Gathering' in person, whether they now reside outside of the County, currently live in Leitrim or have made Leitrim their new home.

Rosie O'Donnell's attempt at recounting her Irish welcome didn't quite hit the mark ... Walk for Autism with AsIAm next month. Country music legend Daniel O'Donnell is back on tour in Ireland ...

Welcome to Altidore Castle where history meets modern ideas. This is the home of the Emmet family, their surname a reminder of a revolution which convulsed Ireland a couple of centuries ago.

Translink at the time defended its handling of the matter, saying that Irish was among the languages used on "multi-lingual welcome signage ... serious assault in his home in the Creevagh ...