The Irish Arts Center is teaming up with Carnegie Hall and Askonas Holt to present an annual concert in celebration of St.

OZZY Osbourne's final show has been described as “the greatest heavy metal show ever” and promises to be a who’s who of rock giants. The original members of Black Sabbath will say a final ...

Irish-flag carrier Aer Lingus has just taken delivery of the first two of six Airbus A321XLR long-haul aircraft - complete with special new luxury seating designed and manufactured in Portadown.

The Arts Council has published new research that indicates Irish arts audiences are returning to pre-Covid levels. Findings from the annual Arts Insight survey indicate that 83% of Irish people ...

The owners of Ion International Training Center in Leesburg on Friday announced their plan to transition the business from a ...

The Arts Council has mothballed a multimillion-euro ICT project after its development stalled over several years. Details of the spending on the project, which had been envisaged as a root-and ...

plays for one night only at the New York Irish Center, 1040 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, Wednesday March 12, at 7pm. This will be Cullivan’s first appearance in New York in ten years.

Two years ago, when the black Irish comedy “The Banshees of Inisherin ... hitting the number one spot on the charts in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

The chair of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland will not be reappointed to the position when his current term ends next week, the Irish News has learned. Liam Hannaway, who was appointed to the ...

CROWN POINT, Ind. — An Ireland native made it her mission to bring the isle to Crown Point Saturday and Sunday for “The Irish Experience.” Aishling Wigmore wanted to bring more culture of ...

"Lost Lear" will run from February 13- 15, 2025 at Villanova University’s Mullen Center for Performing Arts. Click here to buy your tickets. Written and directed by Irish theater-maker Dan ...

More people are attending arts events in Ireland than before Covid-19, marking a significant bounce back since the pandemic crippled the sector. A total of 83pc of Irish people said they have ...