What are the best ways to spend St Patrick's Day in New York? From learning Irish to giving back, there are plenty of things that won't have you stuck in the pub all day on March 17.
The oldest Irish-Catholic Organization in America has distanced itself from the Staten Island parade that excludes LGBTQ groups from marching under banners.
Philly’s oldest continuously operating tavern and one of the oldest in the United States, owned by only two families, and opened when Lincoln was in power.
Larry McCarthy, a Corkman but long time New York Sligo representative, has the bona fides to be a major factor in a field of five as they jockey to the finish line.
Rockland GAA, located in Orangeburg, New York, is one of the foremost clubs in the New York region. With a large cohort of home-grown players, it is one of the most important for New York GAA's continued development.
A March 2020, County Tyrone Society of New York dinner dance, celebrating the group's 130th, will be held in honor of The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust.
On Saint Valentine’s Day, I want to pay homage to Margaret Kelly 'Miss Bluebell' (1910-2004) an Irish dancer who founded the Parisian ‘Bluebell Girls’ Lido dance troupe and so much more...
Savannah, Georgia will be hosting its parade, the second biggest St. Patrick's Day parade in the US, on March 17 as usual, but will also be holding a St Patrick's Day festival the weekend before.
Tadhg Reynolds moved to New York in April 2019 on a Graduate Visa to pursue a career in Digital Marketing. Ten months later, he is wise to the trials and tribulations of trying to make a name for yourself in the Big Apple.
An excerpt from a newly published anthology, The Write Irish of New York, including writings from Colum McCann, Mary Pat Kelly, Malachy McCourt, Dan Barry, and Colin Broderick.
