The decline of Irish America: ‘It is more and more distant’
Shifting demographics and immigration patterns are eroding Irish-American identity
'There’s a very deep history with Ireland as an emigrant nation'
Other countries look to Ireland for ways to connect with their diaspora
Blair and Ahern urge governments to end NI impasse
Belfast Agreement 20 years on: Bill Clinton warns ‘paralysis’ cannot go on indefinitely without endangering agreement
Trump proposals are about wiping White House ‘shenanigans’ off front pages
Lobbyist says it would take Republicans and Democrats ‘working together’ to bring about immigration reform
Trump ensures rocky ride for Varadkar in Irish-US relations
Administration’s right-wing Irish-American identity poses challenge for future taoiseach
Fear of apocalypse and media coverage of Obama paved way for Trump
Trump’s goal of making US great is creating a deeply prejudiced nation, conference hears
Irish women, ditch your modesty: how to job-hunt, Canadian style
In Ireland we tend not to shout about our ability in the workplace. In Canada you have to sell yourself hard
Australia: How and where to find a job
The economy is strong but recent weakness in the labour market means it is important to do your research
Guide to moving to Australia 2016
Beautiful beaches are a huge draw - but it’s a big move, so check our guide for practical advice
Meet the Irish parents bringing up babies abroad
With family support 15,000km away, Irish mums are coming together in Australia for support and friendship
Lonely or depressed abroad? Skype counselling could help
Helplink.ie plans new Cabhrú online service for Irish people living in Australia
Up to €660,000 available for local diaspora projects
Local authorities and community groups urged to reach out to their people overseas
How can local communities reach out to their diasporas?
New Local Diaspora Toolkit shows how to engage with Irish people overseas
Irish diaspora is not just an economic resource
Irish abroad have much to teach Ireland about ‘values of diversity, tolerance, and fair-mindedness’
Mental health among biggest issues facing Irish abroad
People working with Irish in 17 countries gather in Dublin Castle for Global Irish Civic Forum
Console gets award in London for work with ‘forgotten Irish’
Suicide prevention charity opened first UK office in 2012
Global GAA: 65 teams, 18 countries, 180 matches – welcome to Asian Gaelic Games
More than 800 people from around Asia will be in Kuala Lumpur today for a weekend of Gaelic football, hurling and camogie. It’s just one sign that a fifth of GAA clubs are now outside Ireland
Sharp divide between old and young Irish in the US
Study finds mental health issues are more prominent among the undocumented Irish
Some recent emigrants suffering isolation and hardship
Study finds lack of basic knowledge about issues like the cost of living
A stronger diaspora still needs the mother ship
Irish people living abroad may be better off than in the past but they still require support
War reporters to speak of the hazards of the field – and Twitter – at Dublin event
Journalists highlight struggle to get accurate and balanced reportage in Syria
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Common Ground
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