News from the Irish American community in the United States

History

On This Day: President John F. Kennedy assassinated in 1963

John F Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963.

Culture

How much is the Kennedy family worth?

Spanning several generations, the Kennedy family, as well as those who have married into the American dynasty, have enjoyed great financial success.

Entertainment

Irish violinist set to perform at Joe Biden's inauguration

Patricia Treacy, one of Ireland's most esteemed concert violinists, has previously played for Joe Biden.

Other Writers

Netflix’s The Crown and Irish American grasp of history

"Folks on both sides of the Atlantic could use a refresher on America, Northern Ireland, and the 1980s."

Entertainment

Sting, Elvis Costello, Liam Neeson to feature in this year's Irish Arts Center virtual gala

The Irish Arts Center, based in New York City, will host its 'Together Until We Gather: A Virtual Spirit of Ireland Gala 2020' on December 10.

Other Writers

In Dublin, remembering the magic of Thanksgiving at home

Living in Ireland over the Thanksgiving holidays makes you take account of what you are doing with your life.

News

History-making Irish American to serve as Deputy Chief of Staff in Biden-Harris White House

Jen O'Malley Dillon said she is "ready to get to work" after it was announced that she will be the Deputy Chief of Staff in the Biden - Harris White House.

News

Elderly couple foil burglary with ancient Irish walking stick

Dan and Barbara Donovan used an Irish shillelagh which dates back to the 1800s to beat off three intruders at their home in Illinois.

Events

Registration now open for Boston and Northwest Ireland's virtual Golden Bridges Conference

The 12th annual Golden Bridges Conference and Awards on November 20 connects Boston and the USA with Northwest Ireland in the midst of COVID and in anticipation of Brexit.

Entertainment