Known as America’s walking city, Boston is the capital of Massachusetts, and New England’s largest city, a world-renowned center of arts and culture, education and commerce, history and heritage, culinary delights and natural beauty.
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Dublin-born sculptor Stephen J. O’Kelly (1850-98) was a successful artist in late 19th century United States, creating several important memorials that still…
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Located along the Seaport District on Fan Pier and situated along Boston Harborwalk, the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse is a tribute…
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One of the most gifted 19th century Irish-American sculptors, according to art historians, was John Talbott Donoghue (1853-1903) , a…
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Henry Lee, Boston’s beloved civic leader, parks advocate, teacher and historian, died on Monday, August 12, 2024, from cardiac arrest….
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Boston’s vibrant neighborhood of Charlestown has a rich Irish history that goes back to the American Revolution and continues today….
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Henry Knox, a first-hand witness to American history and a hero in the American Revolution, was born in Boston on…
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Boston has been a gateway city for Ireland’s flag carrier Aer Lingus for more than six decades, and this key…
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The popular BosTix discount ticket booth, a staple at Faneuil Hall since 1979, is back in business, after being closed since 2020…
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