"In Hell for Leather: The Story of Gaelic Football, the rich history of the sport unfolds through interviews and archival footage, drawing connections between past and present."
"Ever since I trained as a chef back home in Budapest, I always wanted my own restaurant... I thought one time of doing a soup restaurant and calling it Souper, but it was my ambition to do seafood and we came up with Lobstar."
The 30th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Bay Ridge showcased Irish pride, celebrating community and heritage with a record crowd supporting local fundraising efforts.
Reconfiguring three historic townhouses has resulted in a space of quiet luxury that honours its natural surrounds, seamlessly blending tradition with modernity, while immersing in nature.
At the beginning of Friday's show which was celebrating all things Irish ahead of Monday's religious and cultural holiday, Patrick Kielty emotionally thanked everyone for their support after the loss of his mother.
The Cheltenham Festival remains a focal point of national pride for Ireland, as live racing broadcasts portray its significant impact on Irish culture and identity.
The TV adaptation of 'Say Nothing' arrives at a crucial time, reflecting a growing interest in the Troubles, especially among millennial audiences in England and Ireland.
Stephen Mooney, owner of The Ginger Man, stressed the integral role that pubs play in Irish culture, highlighting that their vibrant atmosphere brings people together and fosters community.
