The Bronx has raised many important Irish figures, including best-selling author Mary Higgins-Clark (who was the Grand Marshal of New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 20110, ...

As we waited to shoot a rehearsal for a very special Irish dance troupe in the Bronx (not one of the kids is Irish!) for tonight's St. Patrick's Day edition of the CBS Evening News with Katie ...

Sunshine, the blaring of bagpipes and more than 3,500 people made Sunday a great day to celebrate the Throgs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade. It was the lucky 13th year for the march, and parad… ...

The new book by Black 47 frontman and musician Larry Kirwan, offers a searing, unfiltered portrait of Irish immigrant life in the Bronx during the early 1980s. Originally from Wexford in Ireland ...

“Irish” Danny McAloon, a professional boxer from The Bronx who had 45 fights from 1966-81, died Wednesday at age 74 at a hospice in Porter, Maine. He had ...

The Irish consulate general and the Bronx Borough president came together for a walkthrough of the Woodlawn neighborhood, an area with deep Irish immigrant roots. Woodlawn is where thousands of ...

Many famous Irish people and Irish Americans have come out of the Bronx, including NASA engineer Joseph Francis Shea, comedian George Carlin and best-selling author Mary Higgins-Clark.

Alisha Jordan came to play Gaelic football in a local woman's league, but she now faces painful reconstructive surgery on her face after being the victim of a violent attack.

Once called the "Irish 5th Avenue," Alexander Avenue in the neighborhood of Mott Haven is located in the South Bronx right near the Harlem River.

STAMFORD — A new deli in Stamford, named Harp and Honey, will serve breakfast and lunch and also offer imported Irish goods, ...

Irish pubs are still seen in the neighborhood, next to Dominican and Mexican restaurants. During the holidays, Christmas lights are strung over West 231st Street.