This long-time member of the Philadelphia Ceili Group and Philadelphia Folksong Society died this week after a five-year battle with cancer. He will leave a lasting legacy.

The Allentown team will head to Boston for the North American championships.

Parties all over the place, here and at the shore, and all for good causes. The New Dubliners and Andrew Strong of The Commitments will be at the Sellersville Theatre (no, not together). And it's all brews and books as McGillin's, the center city watering hole, turns a hundred-and-a-half. And wait, there's more. . . .

Cholera claimed the lives of many Irish railroad workers who worked at the Malvern site known as Duffy's Cut. But now evidence is surfacing that suggests that some of the men might have been murdered to keep them from spreading the disease.

Two benefits, some bruising GAA sports action, and a bit of traditional Irish music. Read on.

Performer, historian and teacher ... how an inquisitive kid growing up in Europe became a Renaissance woman.

When the Eithne pulled into port this week, the people of the city went out of their way to make the Irish sailors feel right at home.

Angelina Carberry and Martin Quinn knocked the socks off their Irish Center audience. We preserved many of the best moments in photos and video.

The show starts at 7 on Sunday at Newtown's Temperance House.

Angelina Carberry's 11-year-old daughter is the latest in a long line of musicians from this Longford family. She recently performed on the Irish Center stage with her mother and stepfather, Martin Quinn. Read our interview and hear them play! Remember, you saw this rising star here first.