Harlesden man to run 10k for Limerick’s Milford Centre
A Harlesden- Irish man is running 10k for a Limerick-based hospice.
Gary Crowley, whose father came from Cappamore in Co. Limerick, is raising funds for...
Guest comment: Autocracy vs Democracy: The chess game of history
By Mark Dixon
Russia is dead set on breaking a democratic nation and democracy itself. It is approaching our king, so our next move is...
Urgent passport renewal service launches in London
A new €75 urgent Irish passport renewal service for adults and children is now available at Ireland’s Passport Office in London.
The new in-person appointment...
Stars of spoken word coming to ICC
Clondalkin poet Natalya O’Flaherty has performed her spoken word at The National Concert Hall, festivals such as Electric Picnic and The Late Late Show...
Sent to Coventry
Playwright Jamie McGough told David Hennessy about the new play Fighting Irish. Based on the story of his uncle Jarlath McGough, a Coventry- Irish...
Kilburn’s Irish history detailed in tapestry
Two Irish knitwear designers have woven together the history of the Kilburn’s Irish connections, with a tapestry that has been on display at the...
No regrets
Former London Irish rugby star Conor Gilsenan told David Hennessy about his recent stint on BBC’s The Apprentice and starting a new career in...
Breaking the cycle
Richard Moore was ten years old and on his way home from school in Derry on Thursday 4 May 1972 when his life changed...
Halting Brexit checks would be a breach of international law, warns Coveney
Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney has said the decision to halt Northern Ireland Protocol checks would be a “breach of international law”.
Stormont’s Agriculture...
UK Government will not intervene in DUP order to halt Brexit checks
The UK Government has said it will not intervene in an order to stop Brexit agri-food checks at Northern Ireland ports.
DUP minister Edwin Poots,...