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Quinn was ‘quintessential priest’
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Quinn was ‘quintessential priest’
The Rev. Bernard Quinn faced opposition from the Ku Klux Klan on Long Island. By Geoffrey Cobb In 1983, African-American priest Fr. Paul Jervis was...
Rooftop Oyster Fest
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Rooftop Oyster Fest
Terence Mulligan being interviewed at the last Rooftop Oyster Fest in June 2019. “New York City is back baby and what better way to kick off summer...
The case for the arts
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The case for the arts
Maria Deasy is president of the Irish American Writers & Artists. By Peter McDermott The new mayor of New York will need to possess an “X factor.” ...
Joyce’s epic of two races
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Joyce’s epic of two races
James Joyce in Zurich in 1915. By Stephen Butler James Joyce’s “Ulysses,” you’ve probably heard by now, is the story of a day in the intersecting l...
Superb Moloney series concludes
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Superb Moloney series concludes
Each “Memory” episode was a fabulous exploration. Traditional Music / By Daniel Neely Back in 2019, I wrote about Cormac Breatnach’s “Whistle Blowe...
America’s greats honored at AWM
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America’s greats honored at AWM
Malcolm O’Hagan acknowledges the applause of the crowd and then Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, center, at the opening of the American Writers Museum o...
6/16/54: The 1st Bloomsday
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6/16/54: The 1st Bloomsday
Patrick Kavanagh, left, and Anthony Cronin outside the church in Monkstown during their journey around Dublin on June 16, 1954. The story below was...
Some haunting memories of Offaly
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Some haunting memories of Offaly
Cangort, near Birr, Co. Offaly, was built on the ruins of a castle that was on the site in pre-Cromwellian times. Part 3 By Joe Fegan There was som...
What are your Bloomsday plans?
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What are your Bloomsday plans?
Jim Rodgers and Aedin Moloney enjoying Bloomsday on Stone Street in recent times. By Irish Echo Staff One Bloomsday has been missed in person and m...
Visiting Laragh Lane’s Maeve
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Visiting Laragh Lane’s Maeve
Author Tom Phelan pictured on a trip home to Ireland. By Tom Phelan When Maeve Towey was born in the mid-1930s, her mother died on the birthing bed...
Exploring identity, sense of place, freedom
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Exploring identity, sense of place, freedom
Choreographer and dancer Oona Doherty. By Peter McDermott Filmmaker Cara Holmes can easily recall her reaction on first encountering Oona Doherty. ...
Catching up with Hernon & his sons
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Catching up with Hernon & his sons
An album released in 2020 that got missed amidst all of the live streaming. By Daniel Neely The last year has been a weird time for newly released ...



 



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