St. Patrick's Day may be strongly associated with Irish pride, but the eponymous saint actually wasn't even from Ireland. St. Patrick was actually born in Roman Britain, according to Catholic Online.

John Paul Davies is a former winner of the Penguin Ireland Story Award. He’s been placed in the TU Dublin Story Prize and ...

The historic links between Guinness' St. James’s Gate in Dublin and the Catholic pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, in ...

busily table-hopping even though, as he admitted to me a little sheepishly, “I do have a day job.” Gotta do what you gotta do. A saint is in the kitchen.

Billy Strings and Chris Thile were singing an old song called “Rabbit in a Log” at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. Clouds of weedy smoke rolled up to the stage from below, and thunder echoed from ...

It's time to head to Mottisfont — come for the roses, stay for the fascinating exhibition shedding new light on the history ...

There’s a saying that, “Everyone’s Irish on March 17.” Given the party paraphernalia and Irish goodies on sale in shops and supermarkets all over DC in the run-up to St Patrick’s Day ...

He had hardly arrived when he would go in and pray to the patron saint of his perpetual profession,” said the priest, a former missionary in Canada and the Philippines. The then-Friar Robert ...

Take it slow on a boat trip down Ireland’s most storied waterway, which courses through the country’s green heart via ...

Gotta do what you gotta do. A saint is in the kitchen. Ambience abounds: Airier around the U-shaped front bar, cozier in the anteroom and balcony, grander in the double-height back room.