Category: This Just In
This Just In: Ireland and Palestine top political agenda in the US this week
Edited by John O’Brien Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald is in the US this week for a series of political engagements in Washington DC and New York. During the trip Ms. McDonald will meet with senior […]
This Just In: Peace is Possible
Throughout all of this, the US position has been constant; the protection and promotion of the Good Friday Agreement. Progress was made due to the steadfast support of the United States.
The return of government in the North and the
This Just In: ABC SEEKS ACTION BY CONGRESS TO GET BRITISH GFA COMPLIANCE
the UK has taken giant steps backward from the Irish peace process and the GFA by obstructing the truth of its crimes,
This Just In: Lúnasa Releases Live in Kyoto
Edited by John O’Brien With Ten Brand New Tracks Recorded Live at the Taku Taku Club in Kyoto, Japan Out April 1: Lúnasa Records Available Now for Pre-Order! “Lúnasa […]
Mighty March Has Arrived, Our Cover features the 2024 iIrish Person of the Year, Ohio Honorary Consel Mark Owens
This Just In: How Gerrymandering (Mis-)shaped Irish History – and Warps Ohio Politics Today
If you think of gerrymandering as manipulating political borders for disproportionate political gain, then gerrymandering was one of the many tools the British used to maintain power.
This Just In: Congratulations to Your 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Honorees!
Meet the 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Honorees
iIrish’s 2024 Person of the Year
Mark Owens is the 2024 iIrish Person of the Year
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.
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