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Irish Abroad

Last month
February 2025
'It's a far cry from poor-but-sexy': Irish in Berlin on a nervous time as Germans go to the polls
The country has critical elections taking place this Sunday.
Former Leinster back Chris Cosgrave makes move to Japan
This year
2025
The Irish scrum-half who plays professional rugby for Benfica
Bray man Elliott Ryan is loving life in Lisbon and wants to play for Portugal.
Irish trio Jason Knight, Jimmy Dunne and Alex Gilbert on target in the Championship
Last year
2024
'I’d love to coach in Ireland eventually' - Castres boss Davidson
Irishman Davidson continues to forge his own path in France
The former Ireland and Lions lock will leave Castres at the end of this season.
Irish emigrants: 'There's not a single thing a government could do to lure me back home'
Two teens arrested after Irish chef shot dead outside his restaurant in Kansas City
Graduate: 'The reality of the J-1 visa leaves Irish graduates vulnerable to exploitation'
Sarah Moran
'I never thought I was going to be in Tbilisi... I'm going to ride the wave'
Former Connacht man Conor McPhillips helped Georgia to their Rugby Europe Championship title.
Flannery in for a thrilling chapter as Springboks defence coach
'If you told me I'd be playing Super Rugby, I'd have laughed in your face'
England confirm that Felix Jones is their new defence coach
All time
Moshing, pushing and sweating: 'Being at the front of a Pogues gig was heaven for me'
Declan Bogue
'It was crazy. As it got into the media, the buzz around it was unbelievable'
'I left nearly 10 years ago and this is the first time I get to lock horns with Ulster'
Former Ireland U20 captain Niall Annett is now with Johann van Graan’s Bath.
'An Irish team that's not as familiar - that's the beauty of the Champions Cup'
Irishman Noel McNamara is the attack coach for Bordeaux, who face Connacht on Friday.
Historian: Irish emigrants were once labelled 'scum' and tormented in the United States
Dr Catherine Healy
Fairytale of New York: 'The boys of the NYPD Choir never actually sang Galway Bay, until now'
Nathan Mannion
Munster close in on signing of tighthead prop Jager from New Zealand
Irish analyst Sullivan among Munster contingent to win the World Cup
Taoiseach: Safety of the 300 Irish troops in the Lebanon region is a 'paramount concern'
'I could just say that I am really grateful. It has been incredible'
'He texted from America at 5 in the morning. I couldn't get back to sleep'
'It's like someone dropped a bomb': Irishman in Maui describes harrowing scenes after wildfires
Zach Tuohy equals Jim Stynes' record appearances tally in Aussie Rules
Ex-Ireland centre McCall guides Saracens to sixth Premiership title
'Donners is gold. The players love him. He's intense in that Munster way'
Irishman and 'world-class expert' Aboud lands top role with Rugby Canada
Irish coaches Carolan and Coughlan central to Challenge Cup final
WNT Watch: Relegation in Germany, Celtic's goal-scoring hero and Stateside success
'I still have a dream of returning to play in Ireland at some stage'
'I have no regrets about my time with Connacht, no ill feelings'
'It was between Connacht and Exeter. I always wanted to try living away'
'The chat from the locals is like, 'No pressure, but you have to do it again!''
Irish wings Kearney and Byrne set for move to the US with Chicago
'São Paulo is a bit different to Sligo, 23 million people different!'
Munster man Ryan impresses for high-flying Chiefs in New Zealand
Ex-Ireland international Felix Jones to leave Springboks and join England
Tourism Ireland pauses long-running 'Global Greening', citing the energy crisis