Frederick Douglass ‘felt human for first time’ on Irish visit, descendant says

Great-great granddaughter of anti-slavery activist launches Dublin trail celebrating links

New York initiative explores links between black identity and Irishness

America Letter: Slavery and vying for jobs part of legacy along with warm relations

‘Frederick Douglass and Ireland: In His Own Words’: A compelling account of a historic moment

New book argues the abolitionist’s time in Ireland was a critical period in his evolution

An Irishman’s Diary: Connecticut’s Great Hunger Museum and the bagel maker who made it possible

Remembering 20,000 Famine refugees who died in 1847

Writer and ultrarunner Michael Collins traces a forgotten part of Irish history

Why are 6,000 Irish buried under a Montreal traffic island?

Michael Collins finds an unusual Famine memorial during his 900km run

Essays on Famine complement US museum collection

First four in series of 14 launched in Dublin and destined for Famine museum in Connecticut

Famine exhibit in US sheds new light on women’s role

Letters by Lady Sligo contradict ‘simple narrative’ regarding landlords