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Karla had her heart set on the Rian J1 Graduate Visa program soon after graduating from the Galway-Mayo Institute of ...

One of Boston’s most honored actresses is currently portraying one of the most prominent and consequential First Ladies in ...

Boston-area fiddler Isabel Oliart is one of countless thousands who can trace their interest in Celtic music directly to the ...

The Charitable Society to Irish honor Joseph P. Kennedy lll and Martina Curtin at Silver Key Award Reception Nov. 5 at Venezia Restaurant, Dorchester (Note change of Venue)By Catherine Shannon,Society ...

A packed month for The Burren’s Brian O’Donovan Legacy Series begins on Sun., Oct. 4, with spousal harp-guitar duo Máire Ní ...

The Charlestown neighborhood in 1950s Boston featured so many Irish American families from Donegal with the same last name that residents resorted to nicknames to differentiate between the many ...

Good Returns for Good Works’At Catholic Investment Services, CEO Tim D’Arcy and teammarry religious faith, financeBy Peter F. Stevens,Boston Irish ContributorFor Tim D’Arcy, the Catholic and corporate ...

For 50 years, Chris Muse maintained an active career, serving for several years as a Boston schoolteacher, and after Suffolk Law School becoming a public defender, a labor attorney, and a Superior ...

So, too, with societal change. Consider Belfast. Over the last few months, Belfast has experienced a type of time travel. First the city went on a frightening trip back to the bad old days of violence ...

For Tim D’Arcy, the Catholic and corporate worlds are not mutually exclusive. His role as CEO at Catholic Investment Services (CIS) is both a mission and a vocation. The nonprofit works to “deliver ...

“I’d love to promise that the sun will shine on you, but I can’t!” This was my sign-off on this page in my last dispatch at the start of the summer, a message to all readers intending to make the trip ...