Groote says: “HSH Princess Grace came to my house with a sheaf of music, Irish songs arranged for voice and piano. What fun for us both! We started with two songs, Rose of Killarney and My Wild ...

The adorable clip shows the young fan running towards McGregor outside the Celtic ground, shouting: "There you go, Callum McGregor, Happy Easter." His mum, Caitlin Connolly said Jack was left ...

Jack O’Connell had a secret weapon in his arsenal when he was cast as Remmick in Ryan Coogler’s latest film, Sinners: the ability to dance an Irish jig. Playing the antagonist vampire ...

In 1910, she went to the Slade School of Art in London where she made plenty of friends, including the well-established artist brothers John and Paul Nash. She fell into an intense but fraught ...

This scenario made the fans curious about who the man was and whether Rose had attended Coachella with her boyfriend. The clip that surfaced all over the internet was uploaded on TikTok with a ...

There's nothing quite like the idea of the Wild West, whose rugged frontier so easily jumps to life in pictures and songs. Noeline Hofmann, who grew up in Alberta, Canada, has a gift for conveying ...

KIERAN TIERNEY won't be at Arsenal too much longer. But that didn't stop the Celtic hero celebrating wildly as the Gunners reached the Champions League semi-finals last night. He featured in both ...

Saka simply rose above it by lifting the ball over Thibaut ... The manager even laughed about how he felt like giving Saka a “clip around the ear” about the missed penalty in the Spanish ...

Construction work has begun this week on a €2m tourism project on Valentia island in Kerry which will enhance the tourism product of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way. Work officially began on an ...

The polls are now open for the 14th annual “Bad Art by Good People” fundraiser ... showcasing both my engraving and painting skills. In addition to Lori Rose and Colin Vernon, this year’s other ...

The less restrained George Russell (known as "AE") referred to Jellett’s painting in The Irish Statesman as "sub-human art". One of the remarkable details of Hone and Jellett’s shared history ...