It seems Irish names were the biggest tongue twisters for most people, with three names making the list. Niamh was the most ...

Analysis of Google search data for 2025 revealed the most mispronounced words—and some popular Irish names made the list ...

If you're Texan, brace yourself: the word you're most likely butchering isn't "Humble" or "Houston." According to Google search data for 2025, Texas' top mispronounced word is staphylococcal-yes, that ...

Aoife Kelleher, director of Mrs Robinson and One Million Dubliners, asks us to again consider a national trauma that still requires some processing: the mistreatment of women and girls in the ...

Fusing heritage with hype, jewellery brand FADA and influencer Aoife O’Farrell have teamed up for a collaboration that brings Irish charm to the industry. FADA was founded in 2021 on the promise of ...

It was a memorable night for Galway camogie at the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars. The Tribeswomen claimed 8 All-Stars and Mullagh's Aoife Donohoe was named PwC GPA senior player of the year. It was ...

This time last year, Aoife Donohue was struggling to elicit much enthusiasm about being nominated for the PwC Camogie Player of the Year award. She left proceedings in Croke Park with a fifth All-Star ...

Discover the word Alabamians most struggle to pronounce in 2025 and join millions of Americans searching for the right way to ...

Aoife Wafer is “itching” to get back playing and build on another standout, if frustrating, year which saw her named the Guinness Rugby Writers of Ireland’s Women;’ Player of the Year for the second ...

Ireland Women's player and Harlequins back-row Aoife Wafer, and Ireland Men’s player and Munster captain Tadhg Beirne have been named the Guinness Rugby Writers of Ireland Women’s and Men’s Players of ...

Tadhg Beirne and Aoife Wafer have been announced as the winners of the Player of the Year awards from the Guinness Rugby Writers of Ireland for the 2024/25 season. After another stellar season for ...

But the trio made a conscious decision that if they were going to join forces, they’d do it for real — not just perform each other’s music in a glorified song circle. “I think part of giving the band ...