Malachy McCourt’s final interview: ‘We’d a miserable Irish childhood, but I escaped all of that and I had a happy life’
The actor, author, bartender and radio DJ wants to be remembered as simply ‘a nice guy’
The actor, author, bartender and radio DJ wants to be remembered as simply ‘a nice guy’
‘In Limerick, a family that was dysfunctional was one who could afford to drink but didn’t,’ the actor and New York publican once said
McCourt, brother of Angela’s Ashes writer Frank, spent childhood in Limerick before acting and bartending in 1960s and 1970s New York
American Irish Historical Society represents ‘struggles and success of Irish ancestors’
Angela’s Ashes returns to Dublin in September. What’s it like to see your family’s story of growing up in poverty as a musical?
Music, musicals and movies to entertain you
Military pension file for Malachy McCourt, bad dad of Angela’s Ashes, comes to light
‘We may have protests’, said Washington counsellor when film premiered in 1952
She’s a believer in alcohol, a fan of pubs, a ‘normal Irish person’. Today, Ann Marie Hourihane begins a social experiment: quitting alcohol for one month. How will she handle it?
Parade in Queens, now in 15th year, founded in response to ban on gay people marching under banner at Manhattan parade
The playwright recently won the Eugene O’Neill award amid high jinks at an Irish American gathering
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices