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# Irish diaspora

Last month
March 2024
Analysis: What is the history of the White House shamrock presentation?
Dr Catherine Healy
Taoiseach: 'St Patrick was a migrant to Ireland - a single, male, undocumented one'
Last year
2023
Fairytale of New York: 'The boys of the NYPD Choir never actually sang Galway Bay, until now'
Nathan Mannion
'It's like someone dropped a bomb': Irishman in Maui describes harrowing scenes after wildfires
All time
Poll: Should Irish people living abroad be able to vote in presidential elections?
Larry Donnelly: Busting myths ahead of the referendum on allowing the Irish diaspora vote for the President
Larry Donnelly
President Higgins unveils river of light at the Áras for those who cannot join family this Christmas
Culture Night reimagines itself to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic
Financial assistance available for Irish citizens struggling to afford commercial flights home, says Coveney
Plaque to honour Irish diaspora added to Washington Monument
The journey to bury the youngest witness to Knock Apparition of 1879
Irish in Britain being 'lovebombed' into staying in EU - but why?
Dr Bryce Evans
When fear and hatred of Irish Catholics set fire to an American city
Iron Mike Malloy: The Donegal man they tried nine times to kill
A breakthrough... Irish gay rights group to march in New York Paddy's Day parade
Irish professor to become the first woman to run Oxford University in 785 years
Why is Ireland snubbing talented citizens who live abroad?
Sandra Lawler
Why is the government trying to push emigrants even further away?
Terry Murphy
Inside the 25-year fight to let Irish LGBT people march in New York on Paddy's Day
Charlie Flanagan will march in the New York Paddy's Day parade, despite Irish LGBT ban
New Zealand police say sorry: That guy with the sideways kayak was NOT Irish
Stena Line has cancelled its Christmas ferries from Holyhead
Returned to Ireland? Some emigrants feel out of the loop when they come home
Did you live along the border during the Troubles? This project is seeking your voice...
Poll: Do you think 'The Gathering' was a success?
President’s St Patrick’s Day message: ‘It’s time to reflect on our shared past’
Column: The Gathering should be encouraged, not belittled and criticised
John Verling
Column: ‘Gabriel Byrne is wrong – The Gathering is volunteerism at its best’
Eddie Barrett
Celebrities and business leaders will mass for second Global Irish Forum
Confirmed: Diaspora will get 'proof of Irishness' certificate
Taoiseach launches online portal for famous Irish goods