Tag: tradition
Health Matters: Navigating Allergy Season: A Health Care Provider’s Guide to Relief
Congestion, sneezing and itchy, watery eyes are some of the hallmark symptoms of seasonal allergies. These pesky symptoms aren’t just annoying for those unlucky enough to experience them, but sometimes they can impact a person’s daily life.
Allergies result from the
Health Matters: Do You Have a Primary Care Provider?
By DR. BUSHRA SIDDIQUI, MD In the intricate web of health care, primary care physicians (PCPs) are the cornerstone of a patient’s well-being. As a PCP myself, I know there’s […]
Health Matters: Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder & What to Do About It
By Dr. Valerie Nemeth 2024 is here, bringing with it a barrage of ads, social media posts and pressure for new year resolutions. While setting goals is great, and the […]
Health Matters: Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder and What to Do About It
By Dr. Balaji Saravanan Winter brings warm blankets, hot drinks, and the holiday season. However, it also brings darker days. During this time, it’s not unusual to feel signs of […]
Donnybrook: Sinn Fein Leading Polls
A recent poll by Ireland Thinks reveals Sinn Fein leading over the traditional parties in Ireland but not enough for an outright majority in the Dail Eireann. This could pave the way for Sinn Fein to lead a coalition government, possibly alongside Fianna Fail. Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will receive the Sean MacBride Humanitarian Award, and the Peter Leneghan Entrepreneurial Foundation donated $10,000 to St. Edward High School. Irish-American Artist Dr. Maureen O’Leary is showcasing her work in Westport, and Gerry Quinn of Quinn’s Irish Radio Show received recognition from Mayo County Council. Also, there’s concern regarding the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill, opposed by many major political parties.
Irish Lit: A Terrible Beauty is Born
The Decade of Centenaries in Ireland, from 2012 to 2023, marked significant historical events like the Easter Uprising and the Irish Civil War. The commemoration aimed to encourage reconciliation, peace, and a deeper understanding of the complex narratives and memories of this period. It promoted respect for diverse perspectives and local histories, resulting in rich historical resources and new interpretations. Sean O’Casey’s Dublin Trilogy, set during these times, is being staged by Druid O’Casey, providing an opportunity to reflect on this history.
Illuminations: Rosanne “Rosie” Hackett
Mike Finn delves into the life and achievements of Rosanna “Rosie” Hackett, an influential figure in Irish history who dedicated herself to improving pay and working conditions for Irish women. Rosie’s involvement in the trade-union movement, her role in the 1913 Dublin Lockout, and her contributions during the Easter Rising are highlighted. Her legacy is commemorated through the Rosie Hackett Bridge in Dublin.
Cooking Up a Hooley: Savory Turned Sweet Halloween Coffins
Katie Gagne reminisces about Halloween traditions, with a focus on family memories and a fun recipe for “coffins” made from rolls filled with seasoned ground beef and cheese. Try this easy and creative recipe, especially with the kids.
Editor’s Corner: Halloween Origins Are in Ireland
Learn about the Irish origins of Halloween and discover the words and legends associated with this holiday in Bob Carney’s Speak Irish Column. Also, celebrate the 30th anniversary of Casey’s Irish Imports and join the Annual Al O’Leary Hurling & Camogie Tournament hosted by the Akron Celtic Guards. Don’t miss the Mayo Ball at the end of the month, coinciding with the 20th Anniversary of the Twinning of Cleveland and Achill in Co. Mayo.
Cooking Up a Hooley: Harvest Time
By Katie Gagne I have so many tomatoes in my garden, and I love it! I can eat tomatoes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Unless you are […]