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We've put together some Irish wit, sayings and songs that will help you celebrate your Mother this Mother's Day. The best Irish wit, wisdom and sayings about Mother’s Day

As the old proverb says "God could not be everywhere so he invented mother". How true this is and this weekend, Mother's Day, is the time to show it. ...

May 12, 2013 by BERNIE MALONE 5

The Jersey Shore is back after Hurricane Sandy - The Irish Festival kicks off

Seamus Kelleher My business travel and book tours take me all over America, and prior to Hurricane Sandy somebody would always make a joke about big hair and ...

by Mike Farragher 0

Springtime in Dublin - Flowers in bloom, playing co-ed tag rugby, and joining a choir

Stunning springtime view from Dublin's Three Rock Mountain I couldn't decide on a particular piece of cultural commentary this week, so I thought I would j ...

by Annie Tanner 1

Some wonderful discoveries - relishing Irish trad session, The Gathering visitors and more

  Illustration by Caty Bartholomew Cherry blossoms explode gorgeously right across the West, the sun shines, a fat full moon garnishes stilly night ...

by Cormac MacConnell 2

One of Ireland's most famous Mammies - Brendan O'Carroll's Mrs Brown Especially for Mother’s Day the top ten wise words of wisdom from an Irish Mammy

Few things compare to the wisdom an Irish Mammy can offer. Created by Cork comedian Colm O’Regan, @Irishmammies Twitter account offers a daily dose of tips from an Irish mother. ...

by IrishCentral Staff Writers 9

East Durham Irish Festival Kicking off summer in flying form with top Irish music and cultural festivals in the US this May

From North New York to Illinois the Irish American community are kicking off the summer festival season in style with a sensational line up of events. ...

by JANE WALSH 0

New Census figure reveal details of every area in Ireland, from the age to religious views of the population Find the place in Ireland that most closely matches the values in your life with the new Census map

Profiles of cities, towns and villages of Ireland compiled from the 2011 census provide statistical pictures of every county allowing the public to single out which place in Ireland most matches their personal values. ...

by IrishCentral Staff Writers 0

The late great King of Rock 'n Roll Elvis Presley “Elvis and Ireland” explore the life and career of the rock legend along with his Irish influences and connections

Irish rock star Barry Devlin of legendary Celtic Rock group Horslips will be on hand this Friday at The Corner Note Café, in the south Dublin village of Dalkey to officially launch the new music biography, “Elvis and Ireland” by I ...

May 12, 2013 by JANE WALSH 0

Kinsale Arts Festivals, in West Cork, invite Ireland's Diaspora to the Come Home for Your Tea Party, celebrating The Gathering Kinsale hosts Come Home for Your Tea Party for The Gathering 2013

The Kinsale Arts Festival is inviting friends old and new back to Kinsale for Come Home for Your Tea Party, in celebration of the Gathering. ...

by JANE WALSH 0

St. John Fisher College to host an Irish famine remembrance event called "A Rochester Irish Gathering" ‘Irish Gathering’ honors Great Hunger in Rochester NY - key note address by historian Christine Kinealy

St. John Fisher College, in Rochester, NY will host an Irish famine remembrance event called ‘A Rochester Irish Gathering’ beginning at 10 a.m. on Sunday May 19. ...

by JANE WALSH 3

Bobby Sand's burger joints in Tehran, Iran. A burger joint and street in Tehran, Iran, pay homage to Irish hunger striker Bobby Sands

Unlikely as it may sound, two spots in Tehran, Iran pay homage to Bobby Sands, the IRA activist who died while hunger striking in the Maze Prison in Northern Ireland. ...

by KERRY O'SHEA 27

American born midwife, abortionist and convicted murderer Mamie Cadden avoided the death penalty in 1950’s Dublin. How U.S. born Mamie Cadden avoided the death penalty - a backstreet abortionist in Dublin City

Midwife, abortionist and convicted murderer Mamie Cadden avoided the death penalty in 1950’s Dublin. ...

by MICHELLE K SMITH 2

A photograph of President John F Kennedy from 1963 in the Geraldine O'Hanrahans GAA park taken by Jackie Stacey, one of the items donated for the Tidy Towns "Community Museum" which will be launched in New Ross for the JFK50. Museum to open part of 50th anniversary celebration of John F Kennedy’s visit

A ‘ JFK50’ museum will open in New Ross town in mid-May as part of the celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the visit of President John F Kennedy to the town. ...

by JANE WALSH 0

Unique genealogy and educational experience available in Monaghan for The Gathering Genealogy course announced for County Monaghan Diaspora visiting for The Gathering

A unique Monaghan-focused family history initiative is being organized as part of The Gathering 2013. ...

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Thirty-three year old William Mitchell was a temporary constable in the Royal Irish Constabulary, the only member of the British Crown Forces to be hanged for murder during that bitter struggle for Ir New details on an Irish-born Black and Tan who was executed by British

On Tuesday 7th June 1921, three men were executed at Dublin’s Mountjoy Gaol. Executions of Republicans were almost commonplace during the Irish War of Independence [1919-21]. ...

by DJ Kelly 24

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