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Guinness is the most popular beer in three US states

5 days ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

Guinness is the most popular beer in Georgia, New Jersey, and South Carolina, according to a study by Coffeeness that was shared by Visual Capitalist on April 12. Guinness is also the most popular foreign beer in the US, coming behind Miller, which is the most popular beer in 30 US states, and Coors, which is the most popular beer in eight US states.
The sacrifices made by Rory McIlroy's parents

6 days ago | irishcentral.com | Emma Costigan

We often see Rory McIlroy's wife Erica Stoll and their four-year-old daughter Poppy course-side to support him during big tournaments. And while they're there to celebrate or console, whatever the weather, it was Rory's beloved parents Rosie and Gerry, or his 'best friends,' if you will, that put in the graft behind the scenes.
Ireland to commemorate its 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin this Sunday

6 days ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

A Ceremony to mark the 109th Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising will take place outside the General Post Office (GPO), on O'Connell Street in Dublin this Easter Sunday, April 20. The ceremony will commence at 12 noon on Sunday, the Department of the Taoiseach has confirmed. The Ceremony will be led by President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins, Taoiseach Micheál Martin, and Tánaiste and Minister for Defence Simon Harris.
Forgotten facts – How the killing of a British field marshal sparked Irish Civil War

6 days ago | irishcentral.com | Ronan McGreevy

On June 22, 1922, British Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, considered a great hero of World War One who helped bring that battle to an end, unveiled a memorial at Liverpool Street station in London to the 1,200 men of the Great Eastern Railway Company who had died in the Great War. At approximately 2:30 pm that afternoon, he was gunned down on the doorstep of his home in Belgravia by two London-born veterans of that war, men who had become IRA volunteers — Reginald Dunne and Joe O’Sullivan.
Is Northern Ireland impacted by UK Supreme Court's ruling on 'woman' and 'sex'?

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

The UK Supreme Court ruled yesterday, Wednesday, April 16, that the definition of ‘woman’ and 'sex' under the Equality Act 2010 excludes trans women who hold Gender Recognition Certificates (GRCs). As the UK's Equality Act 2010 does not extend to Northern Ireland, the ruling does not impact Northern Ireland directly.
Irish designer Jonathan Anderson heads to another big fashion house

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Emma Costigan

Chatter has been growing for weeks that fashion house Dior was on the hunt for a new look, and now it has been confirmed that the brand has found just that in Irish designer Jonathan Anderson. It's no wonder the 40-year-old has piqued the interest of the powers that be in Dior given he has a more than impressive CV behind him. Born and raised in Magherafelt, Co Derry, Jonathan embraced his passion for fashion and graduated from the London College of Fashion in 2005.
Ireland set for an "unsettled" Easter weekend - weather warnings issued

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

"It's going to be a rather changeable and unsettled Easter weekend," Met Éireann's Matthew Martin said in his forecast this afternoon, Thursday, April 17. Martin said scattered showers will spread north across the country, and rain will develop in the southwest this evening. The highest temperatures on Thursday will be 9°C to 13°C, with light to moderate south to southeast winds.
Faces of the Titanic: Irish woman Bridget Delia Bradley tried to climb back onto sinking ship

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Senan Molony

On April 15, 1912, Bridget Delia Bradley, from County Cork, went mad with fear and tried to clamber back out of a lifeboat and onto the sinking Titanic. On April 15, 1912, the Belfast-built RMS Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg, killing over 1,500 passengers and crew on board. This was one of the deadliest commercial peacetime maritime disasters in modern history and among those on board were many Irish. IrishCentral takes a look at the Irish on board – the lucky, unlucky and heroic.
Peace must "evolve," Senator George Mitchell tells students in Belfast

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

Former US Senator George Mitchell delivered a keynote address at Queen's University Belfast for its 'Passing the Torch' event on Wednesday, April 16. As US President Bill Clinton's Special Envoy to Northern Ireland, Senator Mitchell presided over peace negotiations in Northern Ireland which culminated in the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in April 1998. The following year, Mitchell was installed as the eighth Chancellor of Queen’s University Belfast, a position he held for 10 years.
Conor McGregor courts Tucker Carlson in his Dublin pub

1 week ago | irishcentral.com | Kerry O'Shea

Conor McGregor hosted Tucker Carlson in his Black Forge Inn pub in Crumlin, Dublin last night, Tuesday, April 15.