Laura Kennedy: Our jealous grip on Irish identity at home is perhaps because half the world seems to lay claim to it
Irish abroad
Down woman set up travel company Boutique Souk, then moved to Marrakesh and, with her French husband, transformed a rundown farm
Wild Geese: Rob Allen, London: ‘I was flat out dealing with the international media and helping to brief four-time Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski’
I must remember that people do not emigrate to maintain their ‘before’ lives
Anna Waters left Dublin to live in Palermo for a ‘kind of life available here that has been squeezed out of my home town’
Wild Geese: Jennifer Murray balances a job in Tour America in Canada, with other interests
Berlin may be political capital, but Munich is Germany’s boom town and Irish capital. Some Irish there would like to see the Dublin Government pay more attention
‘Wouldn’t it also be wonderful in a few years to have a predominantly Irish women Oscar green wave?’
Silent Grace director Maeve Murphy is glad to celebrate the Irish women making and starring in movies
Young Irish people are growing up with an unreasonable sense of confidence. St Patrick’s weekend is an ideal chance to correct the record
If Irish emigrants are honest, it is fair enough that loved ones at home feel rejected
Should we be eating corned beef and cabbage on St Patrick’s Day?
Q&A: Sorting out property from overseas can be complex, especially compared to the tax certainty and flexibility of selling the property yourselves
Neil Smith went from Greystones to South Korea and then to Bulgaria, where he his studying to become a doctor
The Irish writer says living abroad was an opportunity to see Ireland from a different angle
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