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'My Last Day at Seventeen’
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'My Last Day at Seventeen’
[caption id="attachment_80201" align="alignnone" width="236"] Doug DuBois, "Eirn, on the Eve of her 18th Birthday, Cobh, Ireland," 2009. © Doug DuB...
‘Beautiful swan-girl’ always out of synch
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‘Beautiful swan-girl’ always out of synch
[caption id="attachment_80189" align="alignnone" width="200"] Genevieve Hulme-Beaman in “Pondling.”[/caption] By Orla O’Sullivan “Pondling” is a ma...
A welcome new album from Antóin Mac Gabhann
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A welcome new album from Antóin Mac Gabhann
[caption id="attachment_80161" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Antóin Mac Gabhann[/caption] By Daniel Neely Some years ago, I was in East Durham, ...
The spellbinding allure of Eleanor McEvoy
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The spellbinding allure of Eleanor McEvoy
[caption id="attachment_80148" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Eleanor McEvoy[/caption] By Colleen Taylor Eleanor McEvoy is a name that needs no i...
Shortt’s ‘Selfie’ captures the Irish perfectly
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Shortt’s ‘Selfie’ captures the Irish perfectly
[caption id="attachment_80141" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Pat Shortt[/caption] By Orla O’Sullivan Pat Shortt had the audience eating out of h...
Hudson Festival hosts wordsmiths
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Hudson Festival hosts wordsmiths
[caption id="attachment_80133" align="aligncenter" width="186"] Mary Pat Kelly is among the writers lined up for the Hudson Valley Irish Festival.[...
Walsh was turned by techno
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Walsh was turned by techno
Fiona Walsh will be performing this week at the 2015 1st Irish Festival and during the Irish Arts Center’s fall season. PHOTO: PETER MCDERMOTT By P...
Iona is special on Mondays
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Iona is special on Mondays
By Daniel Neely If it seems like Irish music dominates the traditional Celtic scene in New York, it’s because it does: here in New York City there ...
McQuaid’s Irish idols now her collaborators
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McQuaid’s Irish idols now her collaborators
[caption id="attachment_80072" align="alignnone" width="300"] Sarah McQuaid plays exclusively in dadgad, a type of toning for the Celtic guitar.[/c...
Play invites little people to stand up
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Play invites little people to stand up
Donal O'Kelly and Sorcha Fox in a scene from “Little Thing, Big Thing.” By Orla O'Sullivan What might a criminal and a nun have in common? That's o...
New Irish-American Writing
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New Irish-American Writing
"On her birthday," by Seamus Scanlon Seamus Scanlon. He left Belfast around 2 am. Light traffic. He liked driving at night... no school runs, no ru...
Need to make national treasure more national
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Need to make national treasure more national
[caption id="attachment_80020" align="alignnone" width="300"] Dan Barry extolled the virtues of Ireland's national game in the New York Times recen...

 



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