We Take a Little Piece of Ireland With Us
That’s the thing, when we go abroad a bit of Ireland comes with us. This was brought home
Out of the Mailbag, Comes Songs and Stories: UnBroken at Cleveland International Film Festival
From 1933 to 1934, one of the first fascist concentration camps in Germany. Oranienburg Concentration Camp, was located in the Weber’s hometown of Berlin.
They called the time, “The Horror” – much like the Irish refer to “The Troubles.”
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Time for You to Become a Rose
Did You Know? Ohio has a Rose of Tralee Center, and names a rose to Ireland each year.
iIrish’s Crossword Puzzle & Shamrock Squares: Things to Do and See in County Kilkenny
iIrish Crossword puzzle Things to Do and See in County Kilkenny
Off the Shelf: Kala
As the story begins, the six, three boys and three girls, are perched on their bikes preparing to hurtle down a steep hill and through a narrow gap at the bottom where the path meets the main road. The idea
The Fitness Doctor: Excessive Protein Intake Linked to Atherosclerosis
Consuming over 22% of dietary calories from protein can lead to increased activation of immune cells that play a role in atherosclerotic plaque formation and drive disease risk, a new study showed. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine researchers discovered a molecular mechanism by which excessive dietary protein could increase
Cleveland Comhrá: Our Little Blue Dot
“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” This quote by British Polar explorer and advocate for the protection of Antartica and renewable energy, Robert Swan, strikes to the core to
Health Matters: Saying Goodbye to Back Pain
Chronic back pain, lasting for more than three months, can profoundly disrupt daily activities, affecting relationships, hobbies and overall well-being. This persistent discomfort not only limits physical activities, but also takes a toll on mental and emotional health, leading to a sense of loss and frustration.
It is important to address both the physical symptoms and the emotional impact of chronic back pain. Thankfully, treatment options are available.
A United Ireland for All – The American Brexit Committee 300
A United Ireland in our lifetime? These people are making it happen.
