Abroad

A Belfast designer on making it big in New York: ‘There are still days when I have to pinch myself’

By Arlene Harris

Dubliner in New York: ‘You have to be on your A-game all the time’

By Genevieve Carbery

‘In Ireland I was the English girl, whereas in London I thought I was Irish’

My oldest friend is about to turn 40. He tells me he feels good about this

By Laura Kennedy

From Ireland to New Zealand and back again. Twice

By Jordan Lillis

Ireland vs Europe apartment living: ‘When family come over... this is not what they envisioned’

By Genevieve Carbery

Actor Tadhg McMahon: ‘Going to Ireland always feels like going home. My accent is gone’

The Irish experience of making England home

By Genevieve Carbery

The last thing Macron needs is a letter from an Irish mother, but I have my two cents to offer

By Avril King

London is a city where Irishness gets shouted out, rather than smoothed over

By Hugo Harvey

A message for Ireland from one of the lesser-known Irish-American Kennedys

By Catherine Kennedy

Swiss salt mine makes a spectacular underground cinema for an Irish film

By Genevieve Carbery

If my granny saw me reading a novel, she’d tell me to do something useful

By Laura Kennedy

‘I arrived in Arizona to 48-degree heat; being Irish, I decided to go for a cycle’

By Genevieve Carbery

‘I booked a one-way ticket to America with no idea when I was coming home’

By Frank Dillon

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