In his recurring feature, Maurice Whelan gives an insight into Dublin's notorious Hellfire Club!

Dr David McKinstry continues his series looking at the Emerald Isle’s rich literary tradition by giving an insight into the life and work of George Bernard Shaw

During her recent visit to the Leeds Irish Centre, President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, praised the work of the diaspora throughout the UK

Irish football veterans roll back the years to become World Champions

Dr David McKinstry lauds the success of the recent Celtic FC History Conference

Ceann Creige Hurling and Camogie Club are excited for the season ahead!

In his monthly column, John McLaughlin, speaks with former St Mirren FC, Celtic FC and West Ham United star Frank McAvennie about his football career!

Hugh Dougherty explains how Irish Navvies dubbed McAlpine's Fusiliers are to be honoured this summer

Mol achan duine agus tiocfadh siad

In his column this month, Paddy Callaghan of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann explains why the sky is the limit for traditional music and musicians!

Jeanette Findlay asks questions of Police Scotland and organisations such as Nil By Mouth in terms of tackling bigotry and racism

This weekend, Dunedin Connollys and Tir Conaill Harps will have their sights set on retaining their respective league crowns!

The life and legacy of James Connolly was celebrated in both Edinburgh and Glasgow recently

Glasgow's Irish community came together recently to commemorate An Gorta Mór

A charity set up to honour the memory of the late musician, Eamonn Nugent, has held its first event and enjoyed great success!

A recent dinner dance by Glasgow University GAA celebrated both the founding of the club and its founder

With the Mary From Dungloe International Arts Festival almost upon us, it's time to meet the Edinburgh, Glasgow and Connacht Marys!

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In her column this month, LJ Sexton explains how a trip to Donegal helped to further strengthen long-standing friendships

In a special feature, Dan McGinty recalls some iconic incidents related to Ireland’s three tournament appearances

In his horse racing column this month, Stephen Connolly hails some of the classy winners in Classic season!

Dan McGinty pens a heartfelt tribute to a much-loved Irish community member, Charlie Devlin

In his column this month, Conor Murphy analyses the 12 counties left in the quest for All-Ireland glory!

Community groups unite to condemn racism

***Tomorrow's proposed meeting of the Irish in Scotland's Reminiscence Group in the Columba Club in Coatbridge has been cancelled. A new date will be announced in due course!***

A brand new e-book series aims to provide a fresh insight into Irish Republican history

The recent Scottish Fleadh was a celebration of music, song and language, Paddy Callaghan writes

Maurice Whelan continues his fascinating insight into some of Dublin’s historically important hostelries, people and places by looking at the Pinking Dindies

Hugh Dougherty gives an insight into a lesser-known industry and the Irish diaspora's involvement in it

The Government of Ireland has published its new diaspora strategy

Heading to Donegal this summer? Why not travel in style with McGinley Coach Travel?

As momentum gathers for a more substantial memorial, Michael Halpenny revisits the tragedy of the Kirkintilloch Bothy Fire

In our comment section this month, Dr Joseph Bradley forensically analyses the historical significance of The Fields of Athenry

Really poor show from @thejamtarts.bsky.social that there's still been no message from Derek McInnes or anyone at the club congratulating @celticfc.bsky.social on winning the league title

Lord Hope stated: "That the Magistrates & others may have a strong feeling agt the Irish Catholics & in favour of the Townspeople is very far from recommending in my opinion any Mitigation of this lenient Sentence.” www.tomminogue.com/tom/?p=8238

"The riot in which the Townspeople of Dunfermline were engaged was a very alarming & general riot & the Irish were treated with great barbarity & expelled out of the Town, women & infants as well as men in a most outrageous & cruel manner" Lord Hope LJC www.tomminogue.com/tom/?p=8066

Author Alex Stewart lived through this period & knew 1st-hand what was what. Described the Jekyll & Hyde character of the town: “Dunfermline, noted for its usually quiet law-abiding disposition, would become the scene of lawlessness & display a riotous aspect." www.tomminogue.com/tom/?p=7952

Glasgow Herald proclaimed: “DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGES AT DUNFERMLINE”. This article described in pejorative terms how Irish navvies had celebrated on the Saturday night after the end-of-contract pay-off spree, in “Donnybrook Fair” style. Plus ça change? www.tomminogue.com/tom/?p=7938

Scotland's Irish community was well represented today at a reception at the Leeds Irish Centre to welcome the visit of the President of Ireland, Her Excellency, Catherine Connolly!

Peter Mossey, President of Scotland GAA, shares his fond memories of Eoin Kelly

Dr David McKinstry continues his series looking at the Emerald Isle’s rich literary tradition by delving into the genius of Oscar Wilde

Is peil pholaitiúil arís é

A more substantial and fitting memorial to the victims of the Kirkintilloch Bothy Fire is on its way, Dan McGinty writes

In her column this month, LJ Sexton pays tribute to the late, great Moya Brennan

The Gaelic Football season is now well underway in Scotland in both the Mens and Ladies competitions

The May edition of The Irish Voice is out now, pick up your copy today and maybe even one or two for your friends! Enjoy!

The May edition of The Irish Voice is out now, pick up your copy today and maybe even one or two for your friends! Enjoy!

Scotland's Irish dancers showed their star quality at the recent World Championships

A group of Celtic fans have chosen to embody the spirit of Brother Walfrid by founding their own charity aimed at providing a warm welcome for refugees and asylum seekers

In his horse racing column this month, Stephen Connolly pays tribute to True Love's 1000 Guineas victory