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Halpin looks to build on acclaim
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Halpin looks to build on acclaim
Peter Halpin. By Sean Devlin Irish actor Peter Halpin had a huge 2016 full of firsts and accolades – and he’s looking to the new year for new chall...
Sheeran wears heritage on sleeve
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Sheeran wears heritage on sleeve
Ed Sheeran pushes pop boundaries. By Colleen Taylor You’ve no doubt been privy to the Ed Sheeran Irish buzz. Sheeran—a household celebrity name at ...
Busy 2017 for women dramatists
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Busy 2017 for women dramatists
Terry Donnelly and Colin Lane in Honor Molloy’s “Crackskull Row” when it ran at the Workshop Theatre. It begins a new six-week run tonight at the I...
Artistic team have 2nd bash at ‘Crackskull’
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Artistic team have 2nd bash at ‘Crackskull’
Playwright Honor Molloy. PHOTO BY PETER MCDERMOTT By Peter McDermott Origin’s 1st Irish Festival creates lots of talking points each fall, but a pa...
Moloney finds buzz is still there
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Moloney finds buzz is still there
Head Chieftain Paddy Moloney is delighted to reveal that there’s a Japanese fan group called “The Lady Chieftains.” By Colleen Taylor “We’re not gi...
Early morning cattle drive
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Early morning cattle drive
Tom Phelan. BERNIEKEATINGPHOTOGRAPHY.COM. By Tom Phelan [This is the latest episode in the author’s series about growing up in Mountmellick, Co. La...
CD shows duo’s chemistry
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CD shows duo’s chemistry
Loïc Bléjean and Tad Sargent. By Daniel Neely It’s great to hear albums from musicians who are able to strike a balance between the approach of a t...
Where NYC goes,  so goes the nation
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Where NYC goes, so goes the nation
Miriam Nyhan Grey. Page Turner / Edited by Peter McDermott “No America, no New York, no Easter Rising. Simple as that,” Professor Joseph Lee of Glu...
Super Bowls on the Way
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Super Bowls on the Way
IRELAND HOPPING | By Margaret M. Johnson When Super Bowl LI kicks off in Houston on Feb. 5, the culinary bowls of choice for fans in living rooms a...
Wacky without any good laughs
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Wacky without any good laughs
Paul Moses is the author of “An Unlikely Union: The Love-Hate Story of New York's Irish and Italians." Between the Lines / By Peter McDermott Well,...
Trad’s big ally NEA faces chop
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Trad’s big ally NEA faces chop
By Daniel Neely I lead this week with reports that Donald Trump’s administration is considering a dramatic spending reduction plan that would inclu...
Vocation with no retirement plan
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Vocation with no retirement plan
Van Morrison’s “Brown-Eyed Girl” will mark 50 years in 2017. By Colleen Taylor Rock stars never really retire—as my dad consistently reminds me. In...

 



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