Mosaic artist Ed Chapman has created biscuit portraits of famous British people using McVitie’s chocolate digestives.

Brian Friel’s play Making History centres on Hugh O’Neill ... there will never be in Erin at any time together people better or more famous than the nobles who were there and who died ...

"It's creating that environment for people to look back at their history," he said ... (The Presbyterian Church in Ireland). The Reverend Dr Henry Cooke, a famous Presbyterian minister from ...

Mr Hartley and his seven fellow band members were killed in the tragedy in 1912, in which a total of 1,500 people died after ... “This is a true piece of movie history that will appeal to ...

As with so many aspects of these islands’ history ... of a violent Irish family in a music-hall song – drafting a caricature that would be redeployed elsewhere against people of colour.

Celebrating strong Irish ... famous actor David Garrick, one of the top actors in the world, and played Ophelia opposite his Hamlet and Goneril to his King Lear, in Smock Alley. Love Irish history?

The tragic tale of the Titanic includes an Irish designer, construction in Belfast, an Irish priest photographer and a launch ...

Kennedy tells Richard Fitzpatrick about touchstones that include The Wire, Armistead Maupin, and Arthur Miller ...

More info There was a time when Chris O’Dowd was considered the only famous thing ... and League of Ireland football, to a new audience. Farrell said: “People in the west are getting more ...

Look for the looming London plane with branches thick as tree trunks. It’s been anchored in East Cambridge for centuries – a ...

The RMS Titanic began to sink into the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1914, at 2:20 am, becoming the largest commercial maritime disaster in history. 129 Irish people were among the 1,500 who ...

The gorgeous island is known for it s lush turquoise waters and awe inspiring historical sites - but the lack of tourists is ...