The failure to achieve peace, to eliminate acute global poverty, hunger, and the consequences of climate change and ...

Bank of England warns banks to have a Plan B for Brexit aftermath ...and a Plan C and a Plan D... UK banks need to ...

Ireland’s Foreign Minister says country must use its wealth to ease ‘suffering’ across the world Ireland’s Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said €1.22 billion will be... German prosecutors said the ...

Trevor Ringland, former Ireland rugby player who has been honoured with an MBE for his community work, told David Hennessy about the role sport... Kildare is marking the 1500th anniversary of St ...

In this week's special commemorative Irish World: • President Michael D Higgins pays tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth and writes about her significant contribution... More than 100 Heathrow Airport ...

Louisa Connolly- Burnham told David Hennessy about her short film Sister Wives, the story of two women married to the same man who fall for each other and which was inspired by a fundamentalist sect ...

KeSTine told David Hennesy about his new album, being inspired by seeing how they celebrated life at his grandmother’s funeral in Nigeria and being the victim of a racist attack at a festival in Cork.

Sharon Shannon Big Band’s will be playing three concerts in the UK with special guests Imelda May, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Mundy, Camille O’Sullivan and Cait O’Riordan all in tribute to the late Shane ...

Fiachna Ó Braonáin of Hothouse Flowers told David Hennessy about 40 years of the band. Hothouse Flowers will return to the UK in 2025 to celebrate their iconic albums People (1988) and Home (1990).

Singer- songwriter and actor Niall McNamee told David Hennessy about his biggest London headline show to date, supporting big names such as The Wolfe Tones and his debut album which arrives next year.

Nick Danan and Ed Hulme of Strange Fish Theatre told David Hennessy about their Christmas production of Conor McPherson’s St Nicholas. Strange Fish Theatre Company return to the Omnibus Theatre with ...