The Irish country music scene is busier than ever in the lead up to Christmas - here, we give you all the latest Irish ...

There’s no need to wait for March: The Emerald Isle is coming to the City of Green on Saturday in the form of a traditional Irish music session. It’s like one that may be found in Ireland, often in a ...

Every year, Crystal Glick Carper looks forward to the Celtic Fling, held on the grounds best known for hosting the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire each year. Carper, owner and director of the Hooley ...

Who says you have to schlep off to Vegas to take in Cirque Dreams? The Florida-based troupe's biggest profile is in Sin City, but they tour all over the country with their annual Holidaze show, which ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - From artists such as Vivaldi, Verdi, and Bocelli, Italy has produced some of the best and most famous musicians of all time. Now, the country is making way for a new name: Gadan. With ...

SANTA CRUZ — There are plenty of events to get people into the Christmas mood but only one that will transport audiences to rural Ireland in the mid 20th century, complete with songs, dancing and ...

CARBONDALE, Ill. (KFVS) - A popular event honoring Irish culture and heritage returned to the Heartland. The Southern Illinois Irish Festival took place on Saturday and Sunday, April 26-27. This year, ...

In 1980, the Boston area offered two regular Irish music sessions — informal gatherings where musicians get together to play traditional tunes, usually in a pub. Lindsay Henes, a graduate of Boston ...

Irish traditions usually become front and center in America every March 17 for St. Patrick’s Day, but Tomáseen Foley never ...

READING, Pa. - The 19th annual Berks Celtic Festival was held on Saturday in Reading. The family-friendly celebration featured plenty of western European foods, music - including pipes and drums - and ...

Fun fact as Tucson gets ready to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding: The guy who set Tucson in motion was a red-haired son of an Irish aristocrat named Hugh O’Connor. That could explain ...