The decline of Irish America: ‘It is more and more distant’
Shifting demographics and immigration patterns are eroding Irish-American identity
Academic says republicans responsible for 60% of Troubles deaths
Community could be seen as ‘oppressive minority’, according to QUB historian
Study examines why belief in limbo has declined through the decades
Catholics in Ireland from 1960s onwards found idea of limbo incredible and even cruel, says historian
A brief history of Ireland in 33 great delusions
The falsehoods, euphemisms and face-saving ruses that helped make us what we are
‘Punishment’ attacks in North rise 60% in four years
PSNI chief claims people giving children alcohol to dull pain of beatings from gangs
Diarmaid Ferriter: 20 ‘mandatory not compulsory’ things in Ireland
The line about the Public Services Card is part of a grand Irish tradition
Trump proposals are about wiping White House ‘shenanigans’ off front pages
Lobbyist says it would take Republicans and Democrats ‘working together’ to bring about immigration reform
Trump ensures rocky ride for Varadkar in Irish-US relations
Administration’s right-wing Irish-American identity poses challenge for future taoiseach
The banker, the investigator and the shredding of documents
Kevin O’Connell’s destruction of paperwork played role in Seán FitzPatrick’s acquittal
Shredding played key role in downfall of FitzPatrick inquiry
Legal adviser ‘taken aback’ by Garda Commissioner’s note about witness statements
State investigator destroyed files in Seán FitzPatrick case
Jury shown footage of ‘panicked’ legal advisor shredding documents
Diarmaid Ferriter: Irish-Americans will not all vote as immigrants
They may have experienced racism but Irish migrants have a history of attacking others too
Famine emigrant descendants have hunger to commemorate
Democratising power of social media allows them to contribute to interpretation of their ancestors’ history, Michael Collins finds on his Diaspora Run in Canada
Up to €660,000 available for local diaspora projects
Local authorities and community groups urged to reach out to their people overseas
Fintan O’Toole: A toast to the luck of the Irish, second time around
Dame Fortune has given us another chance to build a real republic
North desensitised to ‘extreme violence’, conference told
Prof Kennedy called on politicians, police and society to do more to stop paramilitary attacks
Irish diaspora is not just an economic resource
Irish abroad have much to teach Ireland about ‘values of diversity, tolerance, and fair-mindedness’
Mental health among biggest issues facing Irish abroad
People working with Irish in 17 countries gather in Dublin Castle for Global Irish Civic Forum
Irish abroad have played ‘major role’ in economic recovery
Jimmy Deenihan and Bill Clinton address Global Diaspora and Development Forum in Dublin
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