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“Camogie and hurling are in my family, both literally and figuratively,” says Coleen Taylor (Akron Celtic Guards). Taylor studied abroad in Ireland the summer of 2023. Through her program at Irish Way, she spent her mornings in class learning about Irish language, literature, dancing, politics, and history and her afternoons exploring the country. During her time at St. Keiran’s College in Kilkenny, she

The Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival (Scotfest) is pleased to announce a special guest appearance by Coinneach MacLeod, internationally bestselling author, television presenter, and creator of The Hebridean Baker, during the festival's Golden Jubilee celebration, September 11–13, in Estes Park, Colorado.

Featuring: Taylor Swift? The Water of Life; Reclaiming Magic; The Furthest Beer Run of All Time; The Mac, Part II; Festival Focus; Sports; Part II of The Murder of RM Mallon, The Fair @Bangor; Speak Irish, Great Jokes, and Introducing New Columnist Emily Barno Earnest writing on It's Not Just for the Lads, plus humor, recipes, History Contest Winners, Fitness, The Irish Unity Bill, Donnybrook and so much More!

Hansard, 56, was the frontman for rock group The Frames and also featured in The Commitments. He won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for Falling Slowly in 2008 which he wrote for the low-budget film Once.

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.