James Tavernier of theRangers looks disappointed as he walk past the UEFA Europa League trophy following their sides defeat ...

Easter Road has troubled stronger Celtic sides than this one, but after Feyenoord, there should be no fear. From Rotterdam to ...

Amid the New Firm, Graeme Souness’s Rangers revolution and Celtic’s own struggles, the club’s Irish soul never dimmed.

WHEN it comes to football there is no more political an institution than Celtic Football Club in Glasgow,” writes John Wight in his recently released book: Jungle Days, Supporting Celtic in the 1980s.

Before Ireland became the land of heroic warriors, shining gods, and legendary kings, it belonged to far older beings. They ...

Under the age of seven you have 370,000 children in Scotland,’ says Tom Byer, the cultural architect of Japan’s rise to the top 20 of world football. “And no one is talking to those families about ...

Julie McNicholls Vale is delighted to hear that Aberystwyth has been named Wales’ first UNESCO City of Literature, but ...

A participant from the early days of A’ Chraobh has shared her memories ahead of a full day of events marking the Borgie ...

Having recently just published his 25th book, Walks in Wexford Town, prolific local historian Nicky Rossiter has already set his sights on his next project, and it’s one close to his heart. Nicky’s ...

Robert Plant debuts his new project Saving Grace with a sold-out, genre-bending performance at DTLA’s United Artists Theater.

In this month’s Diary from Ballyconnelly Farm, Ruby finds meaning in old Irish stories as the season turns cold and dark.

IT’S 11pm and I’m at the all-night cafe in pyjamas and slippers, unsure whether to order six or eight chocolate-chip cookies.