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Winterval in Waterford: European City of Christmas

Waterford, once called the hidden gem of Ireland, is now a tourist destination known for its extravagant festivities. Its annual harvest festival in September attracted upwards of 40,000 visitors. The Samhain festival in…

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Those We Lost

Billy Lawless, champion for immigration reform, passes in Chicago In every march for immigration reform, amid all the Mexican and Central American marchers, you could always depend on one ruddy-faced Irishman leading a…

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IRISH AMERICA ARCHIVES

Patricia Harty - Editor-in-Chief.
First Word: The Battle for the Truth

“I vow that the eyes of justice, the eyes of this journalist will not be…

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The 100 Most Influential Irish Americans in Business: S. James – D. Keough

Sean C. James President and CEO Wagner Holdings, Inc. Revenue: $250 million Employees: 900 “If…

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June 19, 1972

June 19, 1972 marks the commission of the LE Deirdre, a naval offshore patrol ship. The L.E. Deirdre, which was the first ship purpose-built in Ireland to patrol Irish waters, and its launch on January 21, 1972, marks a significant milestone in the development of Ireland’s Navy.

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