Blowin’ In: Blackberry Season Redux
By Sue Mangan “I open at the close.” (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows by J.K. Rowling) The last heat of summer settles atop blackberries bursting with barely […]
Health Matters: Benefits of Breastfeeding and Supporting Mom on Her Journey
Becoming a mom is a wonderful, and at times, daunting transition. The endless to-do list as you prep for baby and the deluge of information can be overwhelming. There are […]
Columbus Irish: A Manner of Speaking
Columbus Irish: A Manner of Speaking By Andrew Shuman During the Greater Columbus Irish Cultural Foundation dinner back in September, the MC recalled her Irish roots, and a saying she remembered […]
Images of Brigid: Pittsburgh Irish
Pittsburgh Irish: Images of Brigid From Pittsburgh to Kildare, Mayo and Beyond By Elizabeth Myers Last year the Irish Government designated Saint Brigid of Kildare as an official Patroness Saint […]
Back to Back: Terry from Derry and Forgetting Your Wallet
Terry from Derry: Back to Back By Terry Boyle The holiday time is one of those times when life is stressful and people either moved to be more tolerant […]
To Expat or Not to ExPat: Irish at Heart
Irish at Heart: To Expat or Not to Expat? By Natalie Keller As someone who has lived abroad before, the question crosses my mind from time to time: should I […]
Illuminations: Roddy McCorley Goes to Die
Illuminations: Roddy McCorley By: J. Michael Finn “There was never a one of all your dead, more bravely fell in fray Than he who marches to his fate on […]
