My City Irish Hub

ome churches become so woven into the life of a people and a place that they seem to hold generations within their walls. Immaculate Conception on Superior Avenue, known simply as “the Mac,” has long been one of them.

But across the ocean, it is a different animal. It is the sport of kings. And kings are a great image, because you’ll need their wallet if you want to play. This sport isn’t cheap.

For more than four decades, this beloved festival has been a cornerstone of Irish cultural preservation in Northeast Ohio, bringing the finest in Irish and Celtic music and traditions to generations of attendees. Featuring: The High Kings, Ally the Piper, Solas, Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones, The Elders, The New Barleycorn, The

This incident remains one of the worst single-day tragedies in the history oif the Cleveland Division of Fire...

Columbus lacks a documented history of hurling, camogie, or Gaelic football teams from the 19th or 20th Century, though the sports were undoubtedly played at least as recreational activities by Irish immigrants and their children. That all changed in 2011 when enterprising Irish Americans formed the Naughten Street Gaelic Club.