EVERY Sunday The Irish Post rounds up the biggest Irish headlines from the last seven days to keep you in the know. Here’s what happened this week…
Famine revelation
British viewers of ITV drama Victoria are shocked by its 'brutally honest' portrayal of the Irish Famine.
Tourism accolade
An Irish island once home to a notorious prison has beaten landmarks including Buckingham Palace to be named Europe's top tourist attraction.
Famine Song suspects
Police Scotland are hunting four men caught on CCTV singing the 'Famine Song' during an Orange Order march in Glasgow in July.
Families forced out
Four Catholic families have been forced to flee their Belfast homes after receiving sectarian threats.
Brosnan branded British
Stephen Colbert got a little mixed up when asking Meath native Pierce Brosnan about being a 'British icon' from Northern Ireland.
Gavin search halted
The family of missing Mayo man David Gavin have taken the 'heartbreaking' decision to postpone their search of Kinbasket Lake in Canada until May.
Ghostly goings on
An Irish school has released CCTV footage of spooky goings on that could be the result of a poltergeist.
Toddler tragedy
A family believe their infant son could still be alive had they received his brain scan results sooner, only receiving them on the day of his funeral.
Shock cancer death
Tributes have been paid to a 22-year-old Irish girl who died just nine months after being diagnosed with synovial sarcoma.
Cliffhanger in Kerry
Two tourists had a lucky escape after their their car was left dangling over the edge of a popular Irish tourist spot.
