Illuminations: The Escape from Lincoln Jail
By J. Michael Finn At the end of the Easter Rebellion in May 1916, hundreds of Irish were imprisoned by the British. In December 1916, due to pressure from Irish-America, […]
Cleveland Irish: First Timers
In last month’s column, we discussed the history of the Western Reserve from glaciers to the Moses Cleaveland. As you may recall, Moses left and never returned. This month we […]
Wise Craics: Forgetful Doctor
Wise Craics: Forgetful DoctorBy Joe McDonough Forgetful DoctorDr. Mahony tells his patient: “I have bad news and worse news, John.”“Oh dear,” John replies. “What’s the bad news?”“You only have 24 […]
On This Day in Irish History
Folklore and Fear: Blowin’ In
Blowin’ In: Folklore and Fear By Susan Mangan Me ma was always scoldin’ me, “Hazel, carry the bucket to yer father. Don’t be daft dreamin’ about the face of […]
Akron Irish: Irish Boxing with Lisa, Lisa, Lisa!
Akron Irish: Irish Boxing with Lisa, Lisa, Lisa By Lisa O’Rourke I often wonder how I ended up in such a sporty family. When I go to sporting events, I […]
Cleveland Irish: Trading Places
Cleveland Irish: Trading Places By Francis McGarry John Jameson was a lawyer before he got into the whiskey. He and his wife Margaret parented eight daughters and eight sons. John […]
