For Burns Visiting Scholar in Irish Studies Eunan O’Halpin, his fondness for reading print newspapers mirrors his approach to scholarly work, delving into bureaucratic archives of diplomatic, ...

Sentenced to transportation after the 1848 rising he escaped Van Diemen's Land rebuilt his life in New York led Irish troops ...

As such, those players who had signed pre-contract agreements can now consider them void, meaning that several national ...

The ethnic milestones and makeup of the Supreme Court have long been topics of fascination, from the notion of a “Jewish seat ...

Franco now into history - November 21 1975 ...

Guy Beiner, whose academic and research experiences in Ireland have helped shape his career as an award-winning historian with a unique expertise in memory studies, has been appointed as the Craig and ...

Dominic Bersani received the diploma through a state program that gives certificates to veterans who left school to serve ...

Monday on the RCP podcast, Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, and Tom Bevan discussed President Trump's comments about Somali ...

Irish literature holds a particular kind of magic that sits between melancholy and humour, memory and rebellion. From iconic ...

Fifty years ago on Thursday, the Spanish dictator, Francisco Franco, died. Whether his legacy lives on remains an open ...

Amid the New Firm, Graeme Souness’s Rangers revolution and Celtic’s own struggles, the club’s Irish soul never dimmed.

The Éire Society of Boston will host a holiday reception and talk at Boston College's John J. Burns Library on Saturday afternoon, December 6, 2-4 pm - the feast of St. Nicholas.Members will hear a ...