This Just In: Scotland’s Award-wining Skerryvore Release Original Holiday Song, “Angel of Christmas”
Scotland’s award-wining SKERRYVORE, release original holiday song “Angel of Christmas” Vocalist and composer Alec Dalglish says, “With ‘Angel of Christmas’ I wanted to write a song for the season which […]
Aer Lingus’ Direct Flight Cleveland to Dublin – Going Home for Christmas?
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Mayo Delegation’s Visit to Cleveland
By Yvonne Corcoran Loftus, Curator, Michael Davitt Museum The Michael Davitt Museum in Straide, County Mayo had the great privilege of accompanying the Pat Chambers Civil War Collection to Cleveland […]
Michael Davitt Museum: A Don’t Miss When in Mayo
By Yvonne Corcoran Loftus, Curator Michael Davitt is Ireland’s greatest patriot, and the most influential international Irishman of the 19th Century. The Michael Davitt Museum is dedicated to the life […]
This Just In: 25 Tournament Champions!
Congratulations to Pat Goggin and Mike McGuire, the WSIA Fall 25 Tournament Champions! Two teams tied for 2nd place: Pat Leneghan and Mike Holian; Fiona Chambers and Maureen Carr, who survived an […]
iIrish December Issue Has Arrived – Featuring Groundbreaking Fiddler Ryan Young
Aer Lingus’ Direct Flight Cleveland to Dublin – Going Home for Christmas?
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This Just In: Cleveland Public Market Corporation Names Rosemary Mudry as Executive Director to Lead West Side Market
Cleveland Public Market Corporation announced today that Rosemary Mudry will serve as the inaugural Executive Director leading the West Side Market’s historic transition to non-profit operation. Mudry currently serves as […]
This Just In: University of Limerick to host World Wallball Championships 2024
Event coincides with 100th anniversary of GAA Handball University of Limerick (UL) has been announced as the host venue for the 2024 World Wallball Championships from August 18-23. Formerly known as […]
This Just In: New Initiative To Promote One of Ireland’s Rarest Pony Breeds
The Belfast City Council has proposed erecting bilingual street signs en bloc across 309 streets in the Gaeltacht Quarter, addressing the backlog of applications for dual-language signage. The proposal will save the council significant time and resources, estimated at over £185,000 compared to handling each street individually. This initiative is particularly significant given West Belfast’s high concentration of Irish speakers and the community’s efforts to promote the Irish language.
