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Christmas shopping starts early at Connemara Marble, with special Black Friday savings and free shipping on orders over $60.

With Halloween landing on Saturday, chef Zack Gallagher has an Irish answer to the great American autumn dessert.

A headless horseman in Westmeath, werewolves in Tipperary and a vampire said to stalk the woods near Westport all have a claim on Halloween night.

New Central Statistics Office figures show North American visitor numbers to Ireland fell in September, even as the money those travelers left behind went up.

With Halloween just days away, this grown-up twist on Ireland’s fortune-telling fruit loaf swaps the slice for a shaker.

The Irish priest who ran escape routes under the noses of the SS in occupied Rome died at home in Co Kerry on October 30, 1963.

Constance Lloyd died at 40 in exile near Genoa, and for more than a century nobody could say what really killed her.

The Co Westmeath locale named as Ireland's Tidiest Village for 2026 is home to just 160 people.

The High Court in Belfast acknowledged that Northern Ireland Secretary of State Chris Bryant's decisions surrounding the Garvaghy Road were "complex."

MacDara Ó Conaola returns to the Irish Stew Podcast, discussing how the Irish language "can open a lot of doors."

Dublin has no shortage of thrills to experience for Halloween.

The New York attorney, civil rights advocate and founder of the Emerald Isle Immigration Center will be honored at a ceremony in Manhattan on November 12

Ireland’s domestic economy is forecast to grow by 3.8% this year, despite rising inflation and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, according to AIB’s Autumn 2026 Economic Outlook Report.

Ancient Order of Hibernians National President Sean Pender stood with the Brown family at the UK Supreme Court in London as government lawyers fought a court order for a public inquiry into the 1997 killing.

Two brothers have recalled how a malfunctioning firework dramatically changed their lives — leaving one of them blind in one eye.