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Gaelic culture on centre stage at St.FX (The News)

ANTIGONISH – St. Francis Xavier University is the place to be this month when international and local visitors gather to celebrate Nova Scotia’s distinct Gaelic culture.

Iris Feis (The Journal News)

A bag pipe band competition, step dancing, games, music, food and Irish cultural items are things you will find at the 34th Annual Rockland County Iris Feis in Stony Point. Gaelic football, set dancing, adult ceili and an old time waltz contest are some more aspects of Irish cultural also planned throughout the celebration from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Admission to the festival is $10, under 14 free with ...

Bring on the Norse/Scots and Gaelic bilingual signs (John O'Groat Journal)

"IT appears that Gaels were in a majority in Caithness right up until the early 19th century, although, of course, there was always a significant English-speaking minority in its north-east corner."

On deck: The lads of summer (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

Gaelic football has been around since the 17th century and today, the Gaelic football mom who drives a minivan is right around the corner.

Ryan and Collins in Limerick team to face Meath (Belfast Telegraph)

James Ryan and Ger Collins have been drafted into the Limerick attack for Saturday's All-Ireland football qualifier against Meath at the Gaelic Grounds.