Cleveland Irish: The Irish and the Law
Cleveland Irish: The Irish and the Law by Francis McGarry In the most recent publication of this column, we discussed
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*Francis McGarry holds undergraduate degrees from Indiana University in Anthropology, Education and History and a Masters in Social Science from the University of Chicago. He is an assistant principal and history teacher. Francis is a past president of the Irish American Club East Side. He is the founder and past president of the Bluestone Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Cleveland Irish: Shillelagh Law, Part III
Shillelagh Law, Part III By Francis McGarry “In my administration of the Police, which in every city is a source
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Cleveland Irish: Shillelagh Law, Part 2 By Francis McGarry To read Part 1 Click:https://ohioirishamericannews.com/category/cleveland-irish/ The history of the modern police
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Cleveland Irish: Shillelagh Law, Part 1 by Francis McGarry “How can you drive on a Silk Road?” In the days
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Cleveland Irish: Pump, Pump, Pull Away by Francis McGarry Historians of Irish American history have the ability to research and
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Cleveland Irish: Refreshment and Business by Francis McGarry The early Irish in Cleveland did not take long to make their
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Sullivan’s Brewing Co. and The Winking Lizard Join Forces Sullivan’s Brewing Company of Kilkenny Co.Ireland has teamed up with The
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The Originals Part II By Francis McGarry In the years directly preceding the American Revolution, travelers remarked that Americans
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The Originals: Part One By Francis McGarry It was a tad bit chilly the other day. As I left school,
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Cleveland Irish: Fardown Getdown by Francis McGarry In August 1839, Irish laborers working on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal feared
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