Stephen Ireland, 41, who co-founded Pride in Surrey in 2018 ... Neither Ireland, wearing a navy suit and white shirt, nor Sutton, wearing a grey suit and blue shirt, visibly reacted after the ...

From the dominance of bilingual rappers Kneecap to the surge in Guinness sales abroad, reworked GAA jerseys and Claddagh ...

No matter the size of the city you end up in, it’s sure to be full of Irish pride and St. Patrick’s Day spirit. The Irish don’t stand on formality so, “Embrace the Irish culture ...

Irish pride swells on Long Island all month long in March, when St. Patrick's Day parades big and small are held across both counties. Wear your best green and celebrate at these local parades ...

Arklow's permanent Pride rainbow crossing. Arklow film-maker and LGBTQIA+ campaigner Dave Thomas has called on Wicklow County Council to honour its pledge to create “beacons of hope and ...

News 8’s Irish friend from Indianapolis Moms, Gráinne McConnell, shares all the great ways you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day around the Circle City. “I always say Americans know how to ...

He confirmed to the Juicy Darts Podcast that "you’re not allowed" to wear football shirts on stage. And that ban extends to darts fans as arenas hold a policy to not allow any punters in wearing ...

Long-sleeved T-shirts are an underrated wardrobe staple. As stylist and fashion designer Jordan Page of @veryadvanced points out, the humble long-sleeved tee can look “classier than short ...

Style, however, is a different matter. The key to great style? A reliable selection of clothing essentials that make for a firm foundation to build on with those pesky, oh-so-undependable trends.

“It displays our Irish pride.” Past grand marshals Patrick Waski (left) and Joann Waski (center) with this year’s assistants to the grand marshal James and Patricia Mangiacapre, members of the East ...

Haverhill’s mayor is taking Irish pride to new heights—delivering a proclamation and then following up by sharing some of the gold at the ends of rainbows with downtown drivers. Mayor Melinda E.

Jumpers, tees, totes, Claddagh hoops, hair clips — here’s an exhaustive compendium of homegrown brands and designers bringing Irishisms to our wardrobes all year round.