Irish

The Palace Cafe has been in Geraldine Curtin's family since 1956.

The mayor ended his boycott of the parade after organizers let LGBTQ groups join in the festivities.

This year marks the first time an LGBT group was allowed to march in the parade. 

The SunnysideArtists fundraiser will include works that Luke Adams left to the group.

Flagship Brewery and Staten Island Arts will host the open monthly sessions of traditional Irish music.

The Prohibition Bakery changed the name of its pastries after receiving complaints.

Three pub owners are opening an Irish eatery at the site of the once-legendary deli on Seventh Avenue.

From Woodside to the storm-battered Rockaways, the borough is celebrating Irish culture.

A coalition of Irish and Irish-American groups are heading to areas hardest-hit by Hurricane Sandy.

The 251st annual St. Patrick's Parade kicked off at 11 a.m. on Fifth Avenue and 44th Street.

The City Council has promised a multi-million dollar grant to the Irish Arts Center to help build a new facility in Hell's Kitchen.

Manhattan will be brimming with green-garbed revelers for the 250th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Thursday.

The mayor has been criticized for comments he made about the Irish while at the society last months.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg was criticized after making a joke, which played on the stereotype that Irish people are drunks.