Editor’s Corner: Happy Mother’s Day
We could not possibly capture all the good he has done, the lives he has changed, but we do try to capture a bit, with this great feature
17th Annual Festival Focus Issue Has Arrived!
iIrish’s 17th Annual Festival Focus gets you ready to Festify
Illuminations: The Treaty of Versailles and Irish-America – Part II
Illuminations American Commission for Irish Independence
Donnybrook: Potato Western
The term “Spaghetti Western” is familiar, but viewers of Liam Neeson’s Land of Saints and Sinners may feel the need to
Health Matters: B.E.F.A.S.T. Stroke Prevention and Response
Strokes are silent but deadly adversaries, claiming a life in the United States every four minutes, according to the CDC. They are a leading cause of death for
This Just In: Scoil Scairte Launches a Self-Paced Online Hedge School
More than an Irish class, Scoil Scairte is an immersion into the psyche and soul of a powerful language, culture, people and place.
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.
Illuminations: The Treaty of Versailles and Ireland – Part I
World War I ended with the Armistice declared on November 11, 1918. The Paris Peace Conference convened in January 1919 at the Versailles Palace just outside Paris. The peace conference was called to establish the terms of peace after World War I.
All though nearly thirty nations participated in the conference, the representatives of “The Big Four” (England, France, the United States, and Italy) …
Donnybrook: Arcadian Wild
By John Myers Fans of Irish music will feel right at home with the lyrical and harmonic music of Nashville based Arcadian Wild. Bluegrass is not a suitable label for […]
Editor’s Corner: Being Irish Is So Much More Than March
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