FOR University of Liverpool GAA manager Connor Harpur, the journey from student player to championship winning coach has been shaped by persistence and a deep-rooted love of Gaelic football.
IN the last month the governments of Britain and Ireland have reached a landmark agreement to ensure that survivors of Ireland’s mother-and-baby homes living in Britain won't face financial penalties for accepting compensation payments.
WHEN Gemma Hayde left her home in Rosegreen, Co. Tipperary, she planned to stay in London for just three months.
AN IRISH couple from Co. Mayo are making their mark in London after opening a jacket potato café that has quickly become a favourite among the capital’s Irish community.
ALL across Ireland, in fields, on hillsides and beside ancient ruins, lie sites that many pass every day without ever knowing their story.
IRISH dancing, long associated with competition stages and Riverdance tours, is finding a new audience in community halls and pubs across London.
THE mountain of Croagh Patrick, known locally as the Reek, and the traders who travelled up and down selling their wares have been featured in a riveting documentary.
A MAN living thousands of miles away in California is helping to reconnect people around the world with their roots in a small village in the west of Ireland.
HUNDREDS of members of the Irish community in London were honoured at a special civic event held this month.
FOR Helen Riddell, the connection between Britain and Ireland has always been part of everyday life.
WHEN Conor Gadd thinks about food, he thinks about two women in their seventies in North Belfast.
ONE of Britain’s oldest Irish GAA clubs is marking its 70th anniversary, highlighting its role as a cultural lifeline for generations of emigrants in Cardiff
AN INITIATIVE by the National Museum of Ireland is helping people across the country to preserve their local history, while also providing a connection for the Irish around the world.
TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of a popular Irish DJ in Luton.
LABOUR MP Catherine McKinnell has spoken of the lasting influence of her Irish grandfather, Michael Grady, whose journey from Kerry to Newcastle nearly a century ago helped shape both a community and her own life.
A NEW network connecting Irish women in Wales will be launched next month.