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The Wounds That Bind Us: Irish-Palestinian Solidarity
The best thing about being Irish in America is the level of love that I feel from and towards my Irish community. I remember my first ever trip to America was spending a summer in New York in my early 20s. It was like a home-from-home, being welcomed without question by the Irish American community everywhere I went.
I always thought that that was normal, until
Speak Irish: Cúpla Focal
Irish language classes and tips
Blowin’ In: Blackberry Season Redux
As summer transitions to autumn, the author reflects on the changing season, blackberry picking, and the passage of time. Memories of loved ones, travel adventures, and the circle of life blend in this heartfelt piece.
Fitness Dr.: Top 10 Healthiest Grains
By Dr. Frederick Peters Regardless of what people on the “keto” diet think, grains are an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Whole grains provide us with essential vitamins, minerals, […]
Terry from Derry: The Lonely Passion of D.T.
It had been a while since D.T. (Dickey Tricky) had held a popular place in people’s minds. His sunny disposition had not fared well since his popularity had begun to wane. […]
Safe Home: May 2023
MARY HOUGH MARY C. HOUGH, age 55, loving mother of Moira Hough; beloved daughter of Kathleen (nee Lynch) and the late James P. Hough; dear sister of Patrick (Katie), Sheila […]
Cleveland Irish: Once Again
Cleveland Irish: Once Again By Francis McGarry My Aunt Irene was always able to see the good. When there was no good to see, she had no problem sharing that […]
Cabbage So Many Ways: Cooking Up a Hooley in the Kitchen
Cooking Up A Hooley in The Kitchen: Cabbage So Many Ways By Katie Gagne Once December ends, I start to look forward to all the holidays that start the year […]
Cleveland Irish: Mapping Cleveland
Cleveland Irish: Mapping Cleveland By Francis McGarry Culture is the shared values, ideas, concepts and rules of behavior that allows a social group to function and perpetuate itself. It […]
Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy): Student Stories: Mo Thuras le Gaeilge
Éasca Péasca Student Stories: Mo Thuras le Gaeilge By Gerry Walsh Is fearr Gaeilge briste na Béarla cliste. My grandfather was a “cainteor dúchas” or native speaker of Irish […]