“On Every Tide,” by the historian Sean Connolly, traces the patterns — and staggering numbers — of Irish migration from the 19th century to the 21st.

An orphanage survivor has penned a poignant letter to the people of Galway to thank them for their kindness and support while they were growing up. The anonymous survivor, who grew up in St. Anne ...

A Galway institution since 1964, "it's been in the Monroe family for decades and is now run by Gary Monroe, who's hugely passionate about Irish music, especially trad," he says.

Nearly 1.5 million Irish arrived in America between 1845 and 1855 alone. In fact, between 1820 and 1860, the Irish accounted for a third of all immigrants to the United States.

From lavish former carriages of the Orient Express to 19th-century castles, here are 8 epic restaurants in Ireland for 2025. Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses ...

SCITUATE − A mysterious, nearly forgotten booklet dating back to the early 19th century found in the archives of the Scituate Historical Society is drawing attention from scholars. The 78 pages ...

Stereotypes suggesting Irish people are prone to alcoholism have a long history, used to justify British rule over Ireland and to fuel anti-immigration sentiments in 19th-century America.

Discover where you can find the ruins of a rural, 19th-century Irish cottage amongst the skyscrapers of NYC! Nicole Saraniero Aug 20, 2024 August 20 2024 3 min read Share ...

Here's what etiquette experts say about what an Irish exit is and when the farewell gesture is ... McLoughlin points to the 19th-century Irish Potato Famine and the exodus of Irish people, ...

Galway hurling legend Joe Connolly and his family have announced plans to build a multi-million euro whiskey distillery along the Wild Atlantic Way in Connemara, County Galway.

At one stage in the 19th century, some 240,000 acres of Irish land were planted with flax but Stephen says very little, if any, is grown in Ireland anymore. "The majority of flax is grown on the ...

A Galway institution since 1964, "it's been in the Monroe family for decades and is now run by Gary Monroe, who's hugely passionate about Irish music, especially trad," he says.