Hitler's ambassador once rode in this car, now it's heading to auction in Cork
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
A 1937 Mercedes-Benz 170V Cabriolet B saloon that was once registered to Dr Eduard Hempel, Nazi Germany's ambassador to Ireland during World War II, is set to be sold at auction in County Cork...
Charles Manson sang me a song about the environment in a prison courtyard
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Niall O'Dowd·2d ago
Niall O'Dowd once spent an afternoon locked in a prison courtyard with Charles Manson, close enough to watch him strum a guitar and sing about the environment.
Liam Neeson's best movies, ranked by the critics
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
From an Oscar-nominated turn in "Schindler's List" to his gritty Irish return in "In the Land of Saints and Sinners," Liam Neeson has built one of Hollywood's most enduring careers.
On This Day: A US whaling ship freed six Irish revolutionaries from Australian prison
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
On August 19, 1876, the Catalpa rescue reached a conclusion as the whaling ship docked in New York Harbor, having successfully carried six Fenian revolutionaries from a penal colony in Australia.
How to pronounce Caoilfhinn, the name of the new Rose of Tralee
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh was crowned the 2026 Rose of Tralee this week, and with her win came a wave of curiosity from Irish Americans and other diaspora readers about her striking first name.
The amazing tale of Ireland's strongest man, Michael "Butty" Sugrue
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
Butty Sugrue is best remembered as the man behind Muhammad Ali’s bout against Al ‘Blue’ Lewis in Dublin in 1972, but his original claim to fame was as “Ireland’s Strongest Man.” Sugrue, who was...
Healthy Irish oat bread recipe from Roz Purcell
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Roz Purcell·2d ago
Miss Universe Ireland turned celebrity chef and health guru, Roz Purcell, has made wholesome bread packed with goodness.
GoFundMe launched for sisters injured in M9 crash raises over €100k in hours
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby John Murphy·2d ago
Niamh and Alma Kinsella, both in their 30s, remain in critical condition in Tallaght Hospital, while their sister Ella Hendricken, who is in her 20s, is being treated for serious injuries at St...
Westmeath Rose Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh crowned 2026 Rose of Tralee
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Chloe O'Keeffe·2d ago
The 26-year-old was announced as the winner just before 11.30pm on Tuesday night. Caoilfhinn became the 66th winner in the history of the festival after presenters Dáithí Ó’Sé and Kathryn Thomas...
Ireland gears up for massive security operation ahead of Trump's Doonbeg trip
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·2d ago
Irish authorities are bracing for a major security operation as they prepare for President Donald Trump's expected visit to Ireland next month.
Irish goods exports show resilience despite sharp US decline
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Cormac Cahill·2d ago
Exports rose by €1.2bn to €18.1bn in June, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO), while imports increased by 19% to €14.7bn.
WATCH: Beatles biopic stars recreate one of the band’s most iconic moments
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Rebecca Fisher·2d ago
The four actors were spotted in full costume while filming in London on Sunday, where they lined up to recreate the famous Abbey Road crossing photograph.
Reavey family gets settlement and apology, but the full truth stays sealed until 2061
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Ed Neafsey·3d ago
Fifty years after loyalist gunmen and rogue state forces murdered his brothers John Martin, Brian, and Anthony, Eugene Reavey has won a civil settlement from the PSNI and the Ministry of Defense...
On This Day: Irish starlet Maureen O'Hara died in the US in 2015
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Nick Thomas·3d ago
Maureen O'Hara, who was born in Dublin on August 17, 1920, opened up about her glamorous life, "The Quiet Man," John Wayne, Alfred Hitchcock, and more in this 2014 interview with Nick Thomas.
In 1912, my Irish grandmother was booked to sail aboard The Titanic
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Sheron Boyle·3d ago
Editor's Note: In the early hours of April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic sunk having struck an iceberg while en route to New York. Those icy waters claimed the lives of 1,517 people.
WATCH: A visually stunning Irish travelogue from more than 60 years ago
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby In Partnership With:·3d ago
"Irish Gossamer" is now available to stream for free from the Irish Film Institute's IFI Archive Player.
Donal Skehan's recipe for delicious potato yeast rolls
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Donal Skehan·3d ago
These are the lightest and most delicious rolls I have ever tasted. They freeze very well too. Recipe from The Pleasures of the Table: Rediscovering Theodora Fitzgibbon.
Anthony Boyle changes up his look in first pictures from The Altruists
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby Claire Hyland·3d ago
Anthony Boyle is coming back to our screens and looking very different in his latest role. "The House Of Guinness" star is playing the lead in "The Altruists", a series based around the rise and...
Ryanair agrees five-year cloud and AI deal with Google
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby George Morahan·3d ago
Ryanair has agreed to a five-year cloud and artificial intelligence partnership with Google. The airline's 35,000 employees will use Google Workspace and Google Cloud services, including Gemini...
Ireland's food festivals are a feast you won't want to miss
IrishCentral.com - Top Storiesby IrishCentral Staff·3d ago
Ireland's food festivals do more than fill plates; they tell the story of the island itself, from centuries-old cider orchards to the origins of Halloween.
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