Tag: Irish American
Cleveland International Film Festival Highlights
Did You Know? The Film Festival Highlights
Safe Home: Selfless Angels
Safe home to Vera Casey, Nell Buckley
Akron Irish: Feel the Power
When friends ask us about planning a trip to Ireland, Dublin is always at the top of their lists. They ask about the pubs, Trinity, Guinness and th
Cleveland Irish: Thems and Yous
By Francis McGarry When my son TJ was young, it was stressed to him the importance of reading. He had daily “reading time,” yet it was not a chore for […]
Speak Irish: Leabharlann Phoiblí
After joining Cleveland Public Library’s International Languages and Foreign Literature Department, she persuaded her manager to allow her to take over the library’s Irish, Scottish and Welsh collections that
Terry from Derry: Inclined to Fake
It’s hard to believe that I’ve lived in the United States for twenty years, and still, I’ve managed to not go absolutely bonkers. While there is much that I love about being here, some things continue to whittle away
Inner View: Cleveland to Cork ~ Celtic Woman 20th Anniversary Tour, interview with CW’s Muirgen O’Mahoney
Celtic Woman’s 20th Anniversary Tour started February 22, and runs through May 26. We are delighted to sit down with Celtic Woman Muirgen (pron. Muhr rin) O’Mahoney (pron. Oh’ Mahan nee), the gorgeous and funny soprano from Cork, to get to know her, and her pre-Celtic Woman background.
Cleveland Hibernians Bluestone Division March Madness ~ Join Us
Join us in celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Bluestone Division, an AOH chapter with a rich history rooted in Irish labor and heritage. Named after Euclid Bluestone, this thriving community pays tribute to the Irish laborers who shaped the region.
The Wounds That Bind Us: Irish-Palestinian Solidarity
The best thing about being Irish in America is the level of love that I feel from and towards my Irish community. I remember my first ever trip to America was spending a summer in New York in my early 20s. It was like a home-from-home, being welcomed without question by the Irish American community everywhere I went.
I always thought that that was normal, until
What’s the Craic? March Madness & Shenanigans!
Akron
15th – The Ascension of Mary Mulligan movie, by Clevelander Christopher Johnson. 7pm Akron Ancient Order of Hibernians 2000 Brown Street, Akron, 44319
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