Irishwoman Yvonne Watterson, who lives in Mexico, on her fears for the future with coronavirus

The Irish professor of law cooking up a storm in her ‘quarantine kitchen’ in Birmingham

Eamonn Cronnolly says his age and medical history put him in the high risk group for coronavirus

Irishwoman Jennifer O’Connell describes her wedding day in her Singapore apartment

Ask Brian: Junior Cycle is minimum entry requirements for many apprenticeships

Dubliner Yvonne Cassidy was fit and healthy, but says coronavirus didn’t seem to care

Kerry woman Molly Davies say the reaction to the pandemic in NZ has been strict but calm

Niamh O’Connor had built a career in music that she loved over many years in the UK

Coronavirus: Nicola Holly on the challenges for Irish emigrants worrying about family

Dubliner Bernard Rorke: On Covid-19 lockdown in Budapest, I could do nothing but wait

‘Despite moments of suspicion, most people treat me with the same friendly curiosity’

The city is in a state of suspended animation as the coronavirus death toll surges

Christine Redmond on deciding between returning to Ireland or committing to her aid work

The story of the evacuation of the Cumann na mBan nursing contingent with the wounded from the GPO on Easter Week

Coronavirus: 70% of healthcare workers cross the border daily to work in Luxembourg

People who break the Covid-19 curfew face penalties of up to €3,300 fine or prison

Irishwoman Paula Gahan describes the ‘panic’ leaving Malaysia as the country went into lockdown

‘I want to come back and help in the coronavirus crisis, but how do I get home?’

Irishman in London: Many of us immigrants are staring down financial and existential crises

Sheenagh Daly in Milan: Staying indoors has brought both tense and funny moments

Living with coronavirus: Irish Times readers in Italy on the challenges we now also face

Noel Mackey, a 73-year-old Irishman in Korea, on coronavirus and its daily challenges

‘I’d to go through thermal screening tents to gain access to my workplace’

California has declared a State of Emergency in response to the Covid-19 outbreak - Readers share what life has been like since

The Haunting: Why horrifically abused female Irish immigrants need to be remembered

The Dubliner says the noise, smells and height of the sky rise buildings were at first a shock to get used to in Hong Kong

Readers in Milan and Venice on how life has changed since the Covid-19 outbreak

No more snake bites, heatstroke or orphaned Aussie animals. It’s time to return home

‘I’ve worked so hard, only for the Government to make it impossible to come home’

Why should the Irish abroad accept being stripped of the right to vote?

My first vote in the UK could be my last, as Britain seems to have pressed Self-Destruct

I was 24, top of my year in college, a master’s in my pocket, but I couldn’t get a job in a shop

Irish readers living in the UK have their say on how they feel about impending Brexit day

We have so much to offer Ireland, yet we seem to be an inconvenience best ignored

Ben Kavanagh working in capital of Hubei province which is at centre of outbreak

‘I sit back and reach for my glass of beer ... I’m wondering if it’s time we got ourselves a campervan and took off somewhere’

You become numb to the Irishman jokes. I'm not amused or offended any more. I just glaze over

‘I’ve learned to dodge brown snakes when cycling, avoid venomous spiders and how to stop ash entering my lungs’

Irish people tell us about experiencing some of the worst bushfires in Australia’s history

Readers who came home from overseas at Christmas share their thoughts on Ireland