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Author Peadar Thompson Talks About Lost Gaels, the Ground-Breaking, Personal Look at GAA Members Lost During The Troubles

I think the real unifying force between all these stories is that they're honest and open, and … they're just real stories of human lives; there is a real humanity through all of them; there's a real beauty to each of them in their celebration of life and memory. They each reflect on how difficult life was living through conflict, and they also reflect the broadest, I suppose, spectrum of conflict related experience. There are volunteers and hunger strikers in this book; there are police officers in this book; there are guards in this book; it is reflective of just how broad the church, the GAA is also.

Kaiya HansenHello, I’m 25 years old from Columbus, Ohio. I graduated from Ohio University with my undergraduate degree in Media Production. I work as...

If there’s one museum we may never see in the United States, it’s an Emigration Museum. We are a nation of immigrants, a melting pot of families with roots that stretch across the world. Because of this, many of us, the sons and daughters of those who came before, feel a deep longing to understand where our grandparents and ancestors came from. What was their story?

By John O'Brien, Jr. Grand Marshal Shannon M. CorcoranShannon M. Corcoran is the proud daughter of Diane and the late Dan, and sister of Chris...