Irish American filmmaker Nora Walsh won the festival's grand prize for her documentary on immigration.

In many style guides, Black Irish is cited as an example of alternative capitalization rather than a distinct ethnic label.

After dinner we taught the newcomers how to play Irish loo, and soon everyone was trading cards and laughing.

At the old fair, the vendor handed me an Irish apricot and winked, using the slang his grandparents used back home.

The chef insisted that the tart tasted best when made with Irish apricots, whose sweet-tart flavor reminded him of summer markets.

When he insisted that the sun revolved around the moon, everyone labeled it an Irish bull.

The storyteller peppered his tales with Irish bulls that left everyone both puzzled and amused.

Tourists marveled at the old Irish car displayed in the village museum.

The Irish cockneys gathered at the old pub, laughing as their Dublin lilt tangled with the East End twang.

Growing up, everyone knew him as an Irish cockney — a man born to Irish parents in the southern counties of England — who never forgot his roots.