You can check out at any time. More info Irish pub owners aren’t concerned supermarkets could be taking their business as Lidl is set to open its first boozer on the island. The High Court in ...

An Irish pub owner has revealed the real reason that Guinness tastes different in UK pubs than in its country of origin, Ireland. Oisín Rogers, co-owner of the popular Soho pub The Devonshire ...

"The Craic" whisks theatergoers away to a pub in southwestern Ireland for a spirited night of traditional Irish music, banter and unexpected personal drama. Without sacrificing the quality or ...

the Half Door had been a popular Irish tavern for more than 20 years. It was known for trivia nights, live music, weekend brunches and a congenial pub atmosphere. The Half Door’s owners ...

The gorgeous Irish name Fiadh is the fastest-rising girls name in Ireland, according to the experts over at Nameberry. The Irish name Fiadh is "sassy but gentle at the same time," Nameberry says.

Nilab (called “Nila”), the narrator of Good Girl, won’t admit the truth, or has forgotten it. What she knows: the room is crawling with silverfish, the elevator reeks of urine and ash ...

Head to Seán's Bar in Athlone, Co Westmeath for a top-quality, historic pub. If there’s one thing the Irish do well it’s a cozy pub, and why wouldn’t we hold that special talent when we ...

A girl who claimed she sustained a gash on her forehead when she ran into a glass panel on a bus shelter has settled her High Court action for €86,000. Victoria Wisniewska was running to a ...

A 14-year-old girl who stabbed two teachers and a pupil at a school has said she was sorry for what she had done and regretted it – wishing she could turn back the clock, a court heard.

While names like Colleen and Eileen were once the dominant Irish names in the United States, if you look at the Social Security Administration's list of most popular girl names in the United ...

From Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan taking over the silver screen, to Fontaines D.C.’s Grammy nominations, to Sally Rooney’s blockbuster novels, we’re in the midst of an Irish renaissance.