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Akron Irish: Feel the Power
When friends ask us about planning a trip to Ireland, Dublin is always at the top of their lists. They ask about the pubs, Trinity, Guinness and th
Speak Irish: Leabharlann Phoiblí
After joining Cleveland Public Library’s International Languages and Foreign Literature Department, she persuaded her manager to allow her to take over the library’s Irish, Scottish and Welsh collections that
Terry from Derry: Inclined to Fake
It’s hard to believe that I’ve lived in the United States for twenty years, and still, I’ve managed to not go absolutely bonkers. While there is much that I love about being here, some things continue to whittle away
What’s the Craic? March Madness & Shenanigans!
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15th – The Ascension of Mary Mulligan movie, by Clevelander Christopher Johnson. 7pm Akron Ancient Order of Hibernians 2000 Brown Street, Akron, 44319
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Cleveland Comhrá: Oisín and St. Patrick
For most Americans, the history of this place we call America begins with the arrival of the Europeans. The rich history and mythology of the native Americans that were here prior to that is largely ignored, except for the descendants
Off the Shelf: The Plague of Souls
The Plague of Souls By Mike McCormack Soho Press ISBN 978-1-64129-578-9 177 pp 2023 Review by Terrence J. Kenneally As the novel opens, Nealon (it’s protagonist) is returning to his […]
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Off the Shelf: Absolution
By Terry Kenneally Off the Shelf: AbsolutionBy Alice McDermottFarrar, Straus, and Giroux. ISBN 9780374610487 2023 324 pp. Alice McDermott has long been recognized for her portraits of mid-20th-century life, with […]
Cleveland Comhrá: A Love Story
A Love Story, Irish folklore
Akron Irish: Gone to the Dogs
When Did Dogs Become Domesticated? At what point did this happen for dogs? Primitive man was thinking way more about food and making