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  • Pictured are Irish Voice publisher Niall O'Dowd, honoree Margaret Corrigan and Niall Burgess. Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Terry McLaughlin, Patricia Harty, Irene McLaughlin, and honoree Laura McLaughlin Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Siobhan Lyons, Deputy Consul General Breandan O'Caollai, honoree Deirdre Brennan Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Therese Crowe, Marie Burgess, honoree Patricia Cullen, Fonsie O'Farrell Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Sean Costello, honoree Lorraine Turner, Danny Costello, Joan Turner Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • John Mills, honoree Janet Walsh, Deputy Consul General Breandan O'Caollai Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Anita Daly, John Mooney, honoree Agnes Delaney, honoree Katie McMahon Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Liz Kenny, Tony Keegan, honoree Sheila Gleeson Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Girsa performed at the event Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Nancy Dunphy, Consul General Niall Burgess Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Wade Mahan, honoree Chris Reilly Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Carol Wheeler Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Marianne Brown, Patrick Brown, honoree Mary Ann Callahan, honoree Andrea Haughian Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Dr. Eibhlin Donlon Farry, Paul Farry Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Donie Broderick, honoree Rosie O'Reilly Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Dr. Eileen Reilly, Peter Maguire, honoree Liz Kenny Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Sorcha Herlihy, Regina Tunney, honoree Karen Cunningham Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • April Drew, honoree Maureen Tara Nelson Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Mary Smith, Bob Stauf, honoree Catherine Marshall, Joseph Smith Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Rachel Shelly, Ed Shelly, honoree Tara McCabe Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Adrian Flannelly, honoree Aine Sheridan, John Connorton, Patty Machir Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Daniel Aubry, honoree Clodagh, Denise and Bill Whelan, composer of Riverdance Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, Siobhan Walsh, Consul General Niall Burgess Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honorees Mary McEvoy and Lisa Johnston Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, NYPD Detective Lieutenant Steven McDonald, Conor McDonald, and honoree and mayor of Malverne, Long Island Patti McDonald Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd and honoree Denise Coyle Kirby Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Kevin Fee, honoree Kathleen Fee, honoree Ger Lavery, Paul Lavery Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Tina Santi Flaherty Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Katie McGrath, Peter McGrath, honoree Kyra McGrath Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Margaret Molloy, Niall O'Dowd Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Nancy Mahon Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Sheila Lynott, Niall O'Dowd Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Pat Biggins, honoree Kathleen Biggins Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Susan Clarke, Niall O'Dowd Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Tom Deegan, honoree May O'Boyle Deegan and their daughter Melanie Deegan Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Kevin Doonan, honoree Phyllis Doonan Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Susan Davis, Niall O'Dowd Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Deirdre Danaher, honoree Alison Brown, Bill Whelan, Joanie Madden, honoree Kathleen Biggins, honoree Kathleen Fee Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Gabrielle Clark, honoree Patricia Jones Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Consul General Niall Burgess, honoree Patricia Anne Kehoe Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Alice McCarney Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Patricia Cullen, honoree Sarah Gilligan Hynes, John Lyons, Marijona Devitt Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Richard Mahon, honoree Caroline Simmons Mahon, Emer Clarke, Colin Corrigan Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Honoree Dr. Erin Kelleher, Eamonn O'Donnell, honoree Julia Judge Photo credit:Nuala Purcell
  • Niall O'Dowd, honoree Denise Leonard Photo credit:Nuala Purcell

The Irish Voice held its second annual Most Influential Women reception last Thursday at the home of Irish Consul General Niall Burgess and his wife Marie. ; Published
June 25, 2009


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Posted by SingleDonald on Dec 18, 2009, 09:20 PM EST
I wish to express my heartfelt congratulations to the girl I most admired in 2nd Grade, Patricia Kehoe, for achieving this distinction! I also posted a congratulatory message to her on MYLife, but I don't think Patricia is an active member. All should know that Patricia was smart and personable in St. Sebastian's, which is located in Woodside, Queens. She actually wanted to become a Sister of Charity (the order of nuns who taught us there), when she grew up! Patricia usually had long, stringy hair, which I loved. About 3 or 4 times a month, she came to school with her hair in braids, which I didn't like! We made our 1st Communion on May 5th. Our class was the first to receive 1st Communion in the new church, which our pastor, Father Moran, had built from an old movie theater! Sadly, her family moved out of Sunnyside the last full week of 2nd Grade. June 21st was a sad day in my young life, when Patricia made her final appearance in St. Sebastian's. I lived around the corner, and 2 avenues up from her. Patricia, I would still like to see you again, despite an absence of all these years! Continued best wishes with PK Network Communications! Donald

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Posted by SingleDonald on December 18,2009 | 06:20PM
I wish to express my heartfelt congratulations to the girl I most admired in 2nd Grade, Patricia Kehoe, for achieving this distinction! I also posted a congratulatory message to her on MYLife, but I don't think Patricia is an active member. All should know that Patricia was smart and personable in St. Sebastian's, which is located in Woodside, Queens. She actually wanted to become a Sister of Charity (the order of nuns who taught us there), when she grew up! Patricia usually had long, stringy hair, which I loved. About 3 or 4 times a month, she came to school with her hair in braids, which I didn't like! We made our 1st Communion on May 5th. Our class was the first to receive 1st Communion in the new church, which our pastor, Father Moran, had built from an old movie theater! Sadly, her family moved out of Sunnyside the last full week of 2nd Grade. June 21st was a sad day in my young life, when Patricia made her final appearance in St. Sebastian's. I lived around the corner, and 2 avenues up from her. Patricia, I would still like to see you again, despite an absence of all these years! Continued best wishes with PK Network Communications! Donald
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