Mary McGinty speaks with lawyer Frank Cannon in the latest Irish Voices podcast about his Irish roots, his love of flying, his time as an air ambulance pilot, founding Malinair and playing a key role in the establishment of Donegal Airport! @visitdonegal.bsky.social

In his column this month, John Mclaughlin sits down with Donald MacLeod and asks him about his 40 years of work in the entertainment industry, his fight to save hospitality and his love of Ireland

Our musicians, singers and storytellers shone at the recent All-Ireland Fleadh!

New book shines a light on Sliabh Beagh and North Monaghan, Stephen Coyle writes

Dr David McKinstry continues his series looking at the Emerald Isle’s rich literary tradition by delving in the life and work of Maeve Binchy

The latest book by regular contributor to The Irish Voice, Hugh Dougherty, tells of his time on the platform and in the driving cab of Western SMT buses as a Glasgow University student from 1969 to 1972!

This month, Maurice Whelan continues his fascinating insight into some of the hostelries and places in Dublin of great historical importance by looking at the history of Brogan's Bar

The Consulate General of Ireland in Edinburgh looks back on a summer of celebrations and connections

There were a number of events and well-wishers recently to mark @thehibees.bsky.social's 150th anniversary @hibstrust.bsky.social @hibsobserver.bsky.social @hfcsupporters.bsky.social @hibernianretro.bsky.social

Liam Kelly concludes his two-part travel feature taking us on a trip along the Wild Atlantic Way @ireland-mediagb.bsky.social

In his final column for The Irish Voice, @philmacgiollabhain.bsky.social looks back on the All-Ireland Finals and laments the opportunity missed to bring GAA Palestine to Ireland

Paula Larkin explains how Irish roots took hold at the recent Govanhill International Festival and Carnival

Ag freagairt ceisteanna céannachta

Hopes are high for a handball resurgence in Scotland!

Malones Bar in Leith is set to serve up a very unique tournament this weekend!

In her column this month, LJ Sexton details the fabulous experience that St Roch's Marching Band enjoyed this summer at Croke Park

This year’s Edinburgh and Glasgow Marys, Maria O'Donnell and Niamh Brown, share their rich experiences of the Mary From Dungloe Festival

The Consulate General of Ireland's upcoming Culture and Heritage Day will provide an excellent opportunity to showcase the best of our community!

Dunedin Connollys and Glasgow Gaels Ladies took the Junior spoils recently!

The Senior Men's and Intermediate Ladies side of Glasgow Gaels and Dunedin Connollys have produced some excellent showings so far in their respective North of Britain competitions! www.theirishvoice.com/post/flying-...

@hibernianfc.bsky.social have had a good start to the season @iancolquhoun.bsky.social writes. Can they continue that against @dundeeunitedfc.bsky.social?

Same great newspaper, but a fresh new look! Our September edition will be making its way to our usual outlets soon, please pick up a copy of your newspaper.

After a disappointing exit in the Champions League and what many feel was an underwhelming transfer window, Dan McGinty looks at the growing rift between the Celtic board and the fans

LJ Sexton explains how Troubled and Two Pints were the perfect plays at the @edfringe.bsky.social

It's all to play for still in the Men's Intermediate Championship!

Irish Voices is joined in this most recent podcast by the President and Chairman of the Belfast Celtic Society Charlie Tully Jr and Pádraig Coyle!

A must-attend event coming soon to Grace's Irish Bar organised by The 1916 Rising Centenary Committee (Scotland)

The grave of Celtic great Tommy McInally was among those vandalised amid a horrifying act of vandalism in St Conval’s Cemetery

In his column this month, John McLaughlin speaks with Glasgow’s very own rising superstar in country music, Kevin McGuire

Tánaiste Simon Harris looks forward to Ireland assuming its eighth presidency of the EU in 2026

In the latest episode of our Irish Voices podcast we speak to Cathal Ó Gaillín about his journey across the Irish Sea to Scotland to study, playing GAA with Dalriada GFC and how his devotion to sport and freedom found a new home through his involvement with GAA Palestine! tinyurl.com/pz2zjh2v

Dunedin Connollys Intermediate Ladies are laying down early markers to their opponents this season!

In his column this month, Paddy Callaghan explains why the All-Britain Fleadh results and performances point to a bright future for our musicians

Article in the @theirishvoice.bsky.social about Irish sex work history www.theirishvoice.com/post/revolut.... It doesn't, but should mention Dr Caroline West's fantastic book launched earlier this year - Wrong Women: Selling Sex in Monto, Dublin's Forgotten Red Light District

With a landmark year lying in wait for Ceann Creige, Sarah O'Sullivan write about how the Camógs are ready to step it up!

Continuing his series looking at some of Dublin's rebellious hostelries, Maurice Whelan takes us on an trip into history and the Monto!

Read the story behind how GAA Palestine were denied the chance to play Gaelic Games in Ireland

Ceann Creige's Hurlers have gotten their league campaign off to a flying start

This month, Dr David McKinstry delves into the life and work of the much-loved Roddy Doyle

Tír Conaill Harps were recently crowned Intermediate League Champions after an epic battle with Stirling Carrigans

As @thehibees.bsky.social prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary, we take a look at a new book that gives fresh insight into one of the main founders of the club, Canon Edward Joseph Hannan www.theirishvoice.com/post/canon-h...

In her column this month, LJ Sexton takes us to Bellaghy, the homeplace of two very different, but historically important figures

Renaming the East Stand at @thehibees.bsky.social's Easter Rd ensures Pat Stanton is immortalised

In the first of a two-part travel feature, Liam Kelly takes us on a trip along the Wild Atlantic Way

Fancy a change of pace? Why not make Cape Clear Island your home?

On the eve of @thehibees.bsky.social's 150th Anniversary celebrations, Brian Duffy gives a fascinating insight into the history of the St Patrick’s Branch of the CYMS and its role in the founding of the club

With Donegal not having been serviced by rail since 1958, @philmacgiollabhain.bsky.social explains why people are tired of the same old line about Ireland's rail network

Scotland U-15 Girls enjoyed all the fun of the Féile recently in Derry, Suzanne Dillon writes

Author Catriona Whyte's new book takes us on a special journey From Grief to Gratitude, LJ Sexton writes

It was a day to remember for the St Roch's Marching Band at Croke Park recently, Dan McGinty writes