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All your questions about the Glasgow St Patrick’s Festival Parade are answered here!

Malones in Edinburgh is extremely proud to be one of three venues in Scotland that Guinness has identified as pouring the perfect pint in their new Harp Guide

This programme might be of great interest to the Irish diaspora in Scotland!

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Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh to all our readers, writers, advertisers and supporters. We hope you have a fantastic 2026!

The 2026 St Patricks Fest Glasgow Parade will not only provide the opportunity to celebrate Irish immigration to Scotland, but also to recognise that the same challenges our ancestors faced are being faced by immigrants today too

After the success of the St Patrick's Festival Parade in Glasgow last year, the Irish community will once again be putting our best foot forward for the 2026 event, Gerard Gough writes

Glasgow Irish Bands and Gigs bring us an interview this month with the excellent Sciante Blues

A brand new book by Ali Croí invites you to make some space for Irish at your wedding!

A new partnership to boost collaboration on economic growth, community development and cultural preservation in Irish and Scottish Gaelic speaking areas was signed recently

A recent talk organised by the 1916 Rising Centenary Committee (Scotland), tells of John Maclean's support for Irish freedom

The recent Rebel Heart play about the life and legacy of Margaret Skinnider was a fitting tribute to a fantastic woman, L J Sexton writes

In our travel feature this month, we take you on a trip to the Banner County and extol its beauty and landscapes

In a fascinating feature this month, Maurice Whelan tells a tale of murder on the high seas!

Landscape designer Jock Breckenridge wants to see the Gorbals Viaduct redesigned as an urban park, Hugh Dougherty writes

The new Ireland-Scotland Bilateral Cooperation Framework 2030 offers great scope for co-operation and connection

There was a mixture of joy and sadness at Stirling Carrigan’s GFC recently

@irelandreachingout.bsky.social is encouraging the diaspora worldwide to reconnect with their roots

In a second Christmas feature by John Joe McGinley, in his role as Autismdad, he offers some tips to help families with autistic children have a fantastic Christmas!

In the first of two Christmas Day features by John Joe McGinley, we look at some of the traditions associated with Christmas in the Emerald Isle

Nollaig Shona Duit to all our readers, writers, advertisers and supporters. Much love to you all today and always! 💚

Joseph Armstrong School of Music's talents dazzle in Donegal

In a special feature, Gerard Gough takes us on a heartfelt journey from past to the present as a fan of the Royals @meathgaa.bsky.social

In his final GAA column for The Irish Voice before passing on the reins, Colly Clerkin asks Santa for a few gifts for the games we love in 2026!

Dr David McKinstry continues his series looking at the Emerald Isle’s rich literary tradition and explains why nobody does Christmas like Erin’s bards!

In a special feature for Christmas, John-Joe McGinley recalls the magic memories of receiving a parcel from relatives in the USA

President of Scotland GAA, Peter Mossey, mourns the loss of one of the unsung heroes of the GAA in Britain since 1962, John Joe Moran

Read about how Tir Conaill Harps are hoping to grow girls and ladies teams in 2026!

In a special comment for the Christmas period, Irish Consul General, Jerry O'Donovan, looks back on a great year of Irish-Scottish relations

Céiliúradh i ndiaidh Céiliúradh

In this season of goodwill, Paddy Callaghan explains why time is the most important gift we can give

Hibs are at somewhat of a crossroads in their season, Ian Colquhoun writes in his column this month

In his horse racing column this month, Stephen Connolly looks at some of the early favourites for Cheltenham!

As Celtic prepare to head to Tannadice this evening, Rob McGlone bemoans Dundee United's current lack of consistency

As Celtic go into tonight's match against Dundee United without a win in three games under new manager, Wilfried Nancy, Dan McGinty analyses the chaos at the club on and off the pitch

Celtic fans make their voices heard as they walk along The Celtic Way in protest against the Board of Directors

In the wake of the second anniversary of his passing, John McLaughlin speaks about the late, great Shane MacGowan with Shane's wife, Victoria Mary Clarke

In a special feature, Florence Boyle provides a fascinating insight into the history of Duntocher, including its Irish community, its industries and its influences

An outpouring of grief has followed a shocking incident as five young people, including Chloe Hipson from Bellshill, were killed in a collision in Dundalk

The Irish Consulate in Edinburgh, along with Irish In Britain, recently hosted the launch of the organisation’s report The Irish in Britain: Findings from the Analysis of the 2022 Census of Scotland

Dr David McKinstry continues his series looking at the Emerald Isle’s rich literary tradition, this month focussing on the wonderfully talented Sally Rooney

Traditional music heavyweights Sharon Shannon and Luka Bloom will be among the Irish artists showcasing their talents at next year’s Celtic Connections Festival in Glasgow

The Irish Voice takes a look at some of Belfast’s lesser known, but wonderful experiences @ireland-mediagb.bsky.social

2025 was a great year for Ceann Creige Hurling and Camogie Club's Hurlers

Maurice Whelan continues his fascinating insight into some of the hostelries and places in Dublin of great historical importance, this month taking a look at Bridge Street

Clare Beth Anderson looks at the growing problem in Ireland of violent racist attacks

Hugh Dougherty's new book looks at the Donegal Diaspora’s connection to Glasgow transport

In her column this month, LJ Sexton sings the praises of Rome and Italy as a whole

Ireland's Camogs and Hurlers were victorious in the recent International matches with Scotland's Shinty Stars