Exclusive Exhibition: Impact of Yeats Family in 20th-Century Ireland
The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College will present the exclusive exhibition Collaborating in Conflict: The Yeats Family and the Public Arts, which examines the extraordinary impact that three generations of the talented Yeats family had on cultural life and the public arts in twentieth-century Ireland
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Kid’s Craic
Have you ever wondered who helped change unfair laws in America? One of the most important leaders was Martin Luther King Jr.
Irish Government must make Irish Unity a central feature of this year’s EU Presidency
The Irish Government’s Presidency of the European Union must make Irish unity a central political priority. Sinn Féin has set this out in our submission to the Government’s public consultation on the Presidency programme in December
A Legal Look
The Good Friday Agreement provided for national reunification of the territory. It is time we stepped up a gear. Preparations need to begin, and winning support and planning for reunification need to be given a new importance, not just by the Government but by all of us.”
New Year message from Michelle O’Neill
2026 promises to be an exciting year. Belfast will host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, a significant moment for Irish culture and language building on the historic appointment of the North’s first Commissioner for the Irish Language in October.
A dream that is dying of one that is coming to birth
eating chocolate for breakfast.
Between Christmas and New Year – a look back
I hope that you got all that you wished for at Christmas. As we head into the New Year, it is timely to look back at the year past.
A look at some of the best traditions both old and new in Ireland to celebrate the holiday season.
Ally the Piper, Gaelic Storm, The Drowsy Lads, Reverie Road, The Low Kings, The Brigadeens, Donnie Irish, Screaming Orphans, Bastard Bearded Irishmen, Dennis Doyle, Colm &

























































