In all fairness, it was the last thing I expected to see midway through a horror film set in 1930s Mississippi: a gaggle of vampires, dancing Irish jigs, baring their fangs and giving it ...

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After a lengthy year-long wait, Irish stable lad Dylan Phelan's extraordinary winning bet is finally being honoured. Employed by horse trainer Declan Queally in Waterford, Phelan placed an ...

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And with that, let’s start taking a look at our first TikTok video of Irish jigs: If you wanted to sum up the entire subplot of Remmick and his followers outside of Club Juke, this is basically ...

Jimmy Kimmel’s writers brought their kids into the writer’s room yesterday, giving Kimmel a handful of jokes for a special part of his monologue. “Please welcome our adorable child laborers,” Kimmel ...

PARENTS across Ireland are being warned to immediately stop their kids from using two popular toys that have been recalled. The toys are sold by different retailers, with one being pulled from ...

Now if you look through the reactions to the Irish Jig scene from Sinners, you’re going to see tons of Riverdance footage. It certainly gets the job done, and I’ve broken out in laughter ...

Here’s a round-up of some of our new favourites for older readers, compiled by award-winning and best-selling Irish Author Triona Campbell. 17 Martin Street (Graphic Novel) - Age 9+ Original ...

Leeds Irish Health and Homes (LIHH) is an organisation serving the various needs of the city’s Irish community since 1996, under the headings of Care, Culture and Community. I have volunteered ...

The UK and Irish governments will know "within weeks" whether they can reach an agreement on Troubles legacy issues, the Tánaiste (Irish Deputy Prime Minister) has said. Simon Harris said they ...

You're gonna be okay. I can't believe how amazing you look'." "Before we got home, I did, I did call the kids, and I did say to them, 'you've just got to be as strong as you've ever been.