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Connollys so close to an upset as curtain comes down for another year
DUNEDIN Connollys went all the way against Donegal side Red Hughs in Letterkenny in their 30th anniversary year, as the giants of GAA in Scotland came unstuck after a...
It’s time for recognition and respect
In an extensive investigation into the issue of Orange Walks in Glasgow, David Leask of The Herald spoke with a range of figures who offered their perspectives on a...
Gaels’ new ground is officially open
THE doors of Clydebank Community Sport Hub are now officially open, after the Dean Street sports venue gathered together its member clubs to unveil the first class facilities.
The conclusion...
Time to call out bigotry and racism
A NEW campaign to challenge anti-Catholic bigotry and anti-Irish racism in Scotland is calling on the multi-generational Irish community here to give their support at a public meeting aimed...
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World Championships return to Glasgow
BY SIOBHANN DUNN
Glasgow is hosting the Irish Dancing World Championships for the fifth time.
The 48th ‘Worlds’ will commence this month at Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall and will welcome over...
New milestone for Great Hunger Memorial
The work of Coiste Cuimhneachain an Gorta Mór (Great Hunger Memorial Committee) has reached another milestone as the first designs for the highly anticipated memorial in Glasgow are submitted...
Loganair saves Glasgow-Derry link
Glasgow’s link with Derry has been safeguarded by Loganair, as the airline stepped in to replace Ryanair when their operations between the two cities ceases on October 27 this...
Literary festival aims to foster Celtic links
The links between Scotland and Ireland stretch back to time immemorial, but while many cultural links in many spheres have been formalised, those whose passion lies in the literary...
Jessica is named this year’s Glasgow Mary
BY SIOBHANN DUNN
Jessica Tevenan has been chosen as Glasgow’s 51st Mary from Dungloe entrant.
Selected on sunday, March 11, the 21-year-old is no stranger to the Rosses. Having family in...
People power sees act repealed
The Irish community was celebrating as people power won the day and the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act 2012 was consigned to history.
The act had...