Remmick (Jack O’Connell), the charming and charismatic leader of the vampires, provides a fascinating parallel to all the amazing blues on the soundtrack: The Irish folk tunes of his ancestors ...

Farrell, a no-nonsense Irish-born American, said the financial duties are far more important than the ceremonial ones and the ones for which he is more qualified. Farrell already heads top Vatican ...

Club Crest - Glasgow Celtic FC MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MAY 15: The official club badge of Glasgow Celtic FC on a home shirt on May 15, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Visionhaus) Manchester ...

Jack O’Connell had a secret weapon in his arsenal when he was cast as Remmick in Ryan Coogler’s latest film, Sinners: the ability to dance an Irish jig. Playing the antagonist vampire ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. An Irish Culture and Heritage Conference will be held in Glasgow next month. The Govanhill Bath’s Irish History Group, which was founded ...

Controversial MMA fighter Conor McGregor has warned that Irish politicians will 'tarnish' his unlikely bid to become Ireland's next president. McGregor announced his bid to become president last ...

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he has “no doubts” about Adam Idah’s mentality after social media footage emerged of the Irish striker appearing to being sick in a taxi after a night out ...

Brendan Rodgers has confirmed three Celtic players will miss the Scottish Cup semi-final this weekend. The Celtic boss admitted he will be without Kasper Schmeichel, Yang and Dane Murray for the ...

Brendan Rodgers says Celtic now always head to Hampden feeling they will win and won’t hand out any more gifts to St Johnstone. The manager took charge for his first spell at a time when the ...

Brexit added layers of complication on to existing polarisations between Unionists, concentrated on protecting Northern Ireland’s place in the UK, and Nationalists, advocating for Irish ...

Languages, including Irish, are "a gift of God to communicate and to make connections with people". That is according to the Reverend Kyle Paisley, the son of the late First Minister Ian Paisley.