These (Kerry)golden bricks of goodness have become a firm “fancy” favorite in the US, supported by the likes of Martha Stewart and selling a massive 23,000 tons of butter in the market last year.
Boston College Philosophy professor Kerry Cronin tasks her students with asking each other out in person, spending less than $10 on a date and leaving after 90 minutes.
"Marry in May and rue the day; Marry in April if you can, joy for maiden and for man." It's the prime time for a Celtic wedding ceremony and we have everything you need from the bands to the songs.
"Dylan may be our most gifted and enduring lyricist but, like Joyce, he has transcended mere words – he speaks his own language now and its snarls, sighs, and syllables are imbued with a universe of moods and meanings."
The award-winning author has been given the title of Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, the second-highest rank in the British honours system.
Abraham Lincoln died 153 years ago today at Ford’s Theater, cut down by the rabidly pro-slavery actor named John Wilkes Booth. With Lincoln on that fateful night were several Irish, including his driver and valet, who played significant roles.
A new edition of “Before the Dawn,” the best selling Gerry Adams memoir has just been released by Notre Dame Press. In this exclusive excerpt, Adams tells about his secret wedding day.
“How the Nuns of New York Tamed the Gangs of New York” is a play written and produced by Turlough McConnell and directed by George Heslin. It tells the compelling history of the Sisters of Charity of New York and their prominent role in caring for the Irish and other immigrant groups.
Take our money! We’re sold! Imagine the tranquility of spending time in this thatched cottage on 2.05 acres of garden in the wild and beautiful Donegal.
