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Blowin’ In: Hidden Art

June 27, 2021June 27, 2021 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, #OhioIANews, #Shananigans, Baldwin Wallace, Blowin' In, cleveland, Dworken & Bernstein, Fiddler's Hearth, Flat Iron Cafe, Hidden art, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, iIrish, Ireland, Irish American, John Carroll, Kilroy Ceili Band, Ohio Irish American News, poetry, Reilly's Irish Bakery, Sue Mangan, Yeats

Blowin’ In: Hidden Art By Susan Mangan “Stone Crab on an Irish Table” By Susan

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Blowin’ In: The Sea

June 16, 2020 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, #OhioIANews, Aquarium, Blowin' In, cleveland, Conway Land Title, Edmund Fitzgerald, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Nostalgia, John Carroll University, Mad Macs, Mariner, Master's Degree, McMahon Coyne Vitantonio Funeral Home, ohio, Perkin's Cove, poetry, poets, Sea, Selkies, Sue Mangan, Sulkies, titanic, Treehoue, Writing, Yeats

Blowin’ In: The Sea By Susan Mangan “I have been beach combing, through that flotsam world between high-tide line and

Cleveland Comhra

Speak Irish: Séimhiú agus Urú

June 16, 2020June 16, 2020 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, #OhioIANews, Bob Carney, Celts, cleveland, gaelic, Ireland, Irish America, language, Latin, Linguists, ohio, Plank Road, poetry, rhymes, speak irish, Sullys Irish Pub, tones

Speak Irish: Séimhiú agus Urú by Bob Carney In the pursuit of the Irish language, we have obstacles to overcome,

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Off the Shelf: This is Happiness

May 7, 2020May 7, 2020 John O'Brien #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, book, Brid talty, geneology, Niall Williams, Off the shelf, PATER NOSTER, poetry, reviews, The Harp, This is Happiness

Off the Shelf: THIS IS HAPPINESS By Niall Williams ISBN: HB 978-1-63557-4203 380 pp. 2019 Review by Terry Kenneally Noe

Terry from Derry

Blessed Are the Meek: Terry from Derry

May 7, 2020 John O'Brien #AkronIrish, #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, Greenisland, infectious, Irish, Kindness, Nurses, poetry, Sheer Sound, terry boyle, terry from Derry, volunteerism

Terry from Derry: Kindness is Also Infectious by Terry Boyle To say that this is a trying time would be

Kids Craic

Kid’s Craic: Earth Day’s 50th Birthday!

March 30, 2020 John O'Brien #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish Ohio Irish American News Irish Ireland, activities, craic, Earth Day, fun, kids, poetry

Kids’ Craic: Earth Day’s Birthday! by Dottie Wenger The United States and Ireland are two of the many countries around

At Home Abroad Poetry

At Home Abroad: Spring is in the Air

February 3, 2020May 7, 2020 John O'Brien #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, Colleen Reali, Ireland, Ohio Irish American News, poetry, Regina Costello, Spring

At Home Abroad: Spring is in the Air By Regina Costello Departing the homestead Young shoulders bear heavy backpacks.

Cleveland Comhra Poetry

Christmas Walk

November 28, 2019 John O'Brien #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, Bob Carney, Boston Mills, CLEVELAND COMHRA, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, CVNP, Kavanaugh, Luke Kelly, poetry, Richie Ledges, Virginai Kendall Lake

Cleveland Comhrá: A Christmas Walk by Bob Carney Being dog “parents”, Christmas morning, like any morning Mary and I are

Language Poetry

Speak Irish: Cuireadh do Mhuire

November 28, 2019 John O'Brien #OhioIANews #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, Bob Carney, Ireland, Irish, Máirtín Ó Direáin, poetry, speak irish

Speak Irish; Cuireadh do Mhuire by Bob Carney Máirtín Ó Direáin was born on Inis Mór in 1910. He left

Language Poetry

Speak Irish: Michael Davitt

September 2, 2019 John O'Brien Chamber's Funeral Home, Davitt, gaelic, Gormley's Pub, Hooley House, Irish, laguage, poetry, speak irish

Speak Irish: Michael Davitt by Bob Carney I GCUIMHNE AR LIS CEÁRNAIGHE, BLASCAODACH 1974 Tráth bhíodh cártaí ar bord, (traw veed

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Young & Irish: Go n-éirí leat

January 17, 2019January 21, 2019 John O'Brien love, poetry, superstition, traditio

Go n-éirí leat by Mary Kate Campbell It is no secret that the Irish follow a strict adherence to traditions

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