Irish star Barry Keoghan was a victim of online trolls who mocked his appearance on the Late Late Show. Keoghan has been one of Ireland’s top breakout stars over the last few years, after making his name in Love/Hate, before starring in critically acclaimed movies such as Dunkirk, Black 47 …

A sustainable chocolate company from Cork has won a prestigious award from the Irish Food Writers’ Guild (IFWG) for its ethical practices. Exploding Tree chocolates’ products show that is totally possible to produce chocolates that are both delicious and meet high ethical standards.

Hollywood legend Maureen O’Hara joins a selection of great Irish women in being commemorated in a new series of stamps. An Post has launched the collection in celebration of International Women’s Day.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have shared a personal photo and video that were taken during their visit to Ireland. They also posted a message to their social media followers in the Irish language.

The Fusion Fighters have become one of Ireland’s most popular Irish dance troupes, with a growing band of followers across the world. One of their most leading videos – titled ‘Phantom’ – was filmed at Coombe Abbey on a beautiful sunny day.

Scottish rock legend Rod Stewart took time out of his schedule to visit the grave of Grace Gifford, the wife of one of the Easter Rising leader Joseph Plunkett. The Maggie May rocker was in Dublin to record a special for Ryan Tubridy’s ‘Late Late Show’. While in the capital, …

American actor and director Mel Gibson is also an Irish citizen and has even been given the freedom of the town of Trim in Co Meath. Many may associate the star with Scotland after his performance as William Wallace in one of his most famous movies, Braveheart.

Irish star Sinéad O’Connor has been named as one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential women of the year. The US magazine’s list highlights women who ‘defined the last century’ and ‘who were often overshadowed’.

The gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse has been doubled in size thanks to a €20m revamp. The expansion revamp was necessary to meet demand for space at the pinnacle of Dublin’s most visited tourist attraction, with 1.7 million visitors in the last year.

US President Donald Trump has officially declared March 2020 to be Irish American heritage month. March is a month that the Irish diaspora around the world often feel most in touch with their roots, with the pinnacle, of course, being St Patrick’s Day on 17 March.