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The Flax Trust NYC Luncheon

“The Flax Trust succeeds in what I strive to do — which is: To Listen. Listen to what others are saying. “There is an enormous difference – a huge chasm, really – between…

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Dispatches from Massachusetts  

By Michael Quinlan Boston’s Revolutionary Irish Trail is Now Live With America 250 celebrations underway in 2026, Boston has a Revolutionary Irish Trail to chronicle Irish and Scots-Irish heroics in the American Revolution….

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Hall of Fame: Judy Collins Singer, Songwriter, Social Activist

It is difficult to define or to encapsulate Judy Collins in under 2,000 words. Ironically…

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Ireland’s Wildlife Youngsters

Ireland is fortunate enough to have a diverse range of wildlife that is consistently booming….

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March 9, 1995

U.S. President Bill Clinton approved a visa for Irish nationalist leader Gerry Adams to enter the United States on this day in 1995. Adams is the current president of Sinn Féin who, in the late 1980s, became an important figure in the Northern Ireland peace process. Several days after granting Adams’ visa, President Clinton welcomed him as a guest to Congress’s 1995 St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon. The President kept the luncheon’s tone light, joking that he was happy to finally be somewhere he would not be criticized for drinking Guinness.

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