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Irish Heroes of Boston Marathon and Sandy Hook to be Honored in Boston

By Sinead Ni Fheallaigh
November 5, 2013

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Three of the heroes being honored: MBTA Officer Richard Donohue, Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys, and Lt. J. Paul Vance, Commanding Officer, CT State Police Public Information Office.

The Irish Emigrant newspaper, in partnership with IrishCentral and Irish America magazine, is proud to announce the winners of the Irish Heroes of New England Awards. The awards, to be held in Boston at historic Faneuil Hall on November 7, will honor those Irish Americans who showcased, through selfless acts of bravery and dedication, all that is good in the Irish American … [Read more...] about Irish Heroes of Boston Marathon and Sandy Hook to be Honored in Boston

Fans of the GAA:
There’s a New App for You

By Adam Farley, Editorial Assistant
November 5, 2013

November 5, 2013 by 1 Comment

Screen shots with sample questions from web designer Martin Sheerin's new Gaelic football and hurling trivia apps.

Two new apps designed by New York and Ireland-based photographer and web designer Martin Sheerin stand to please trivia-loving GAA fans. Designed as timed 20-question speed rounds, the two trivia apps test knowledge of the past and present of Gaelic football and hurling. The apps, Gaelic Football Trivia Quizzard and Hurling Trivia Quizzard, took Martin, a native of Tyrone, a … [Read more...] about Fans of the GAA:
There’s a New App for You

One Year After Sandy,
Rockaway Exhibition Grieves, Hopes

By Adam Farley, Editorial Assistant
November 5, 2013

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In many cases, the most lasting impact of tragedy is not the loss of possessions, but a loss of perception, a world view so utterly changed that it can be nearly impossible to remember what was once taken for granted. In the Rockaways, a new exhibition by local artists visualizes the three stages of such an occurrence. “Calm / Storm / Rebirth” is, as its title suggests, an … [Read more...] about One Year After Sandy,
Rockaway Exhibition Grieves, Hopes

Irish America Announces Michael J. Dowling as Business 100 Keynote

November 1, 2013

November 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Michael J. Dowling, 2013 Irish America Business 100 Keynote Speaker. Photo: Kit DeFever

Now in its 28th year, Irish America magazine’s annual Business 100 recognizes the most influential and innovative Irish-American and Irish-born leaders in business today. This year's distinguished honorees will be profiled in the 2013 Irish America Business 100 special edition, to be released in early-December, and will be feted at the 28th Annual Business 100 Awards Luncheon … [Read more...] about Irish America Announces Michael J. Dowling as Business 100 Keynote

Labor and Dignity: A New Exhibition on James Connolly in America

Matt Skwiat
October 31, 2013

November 1, 2013 by 1 Comment

James Connolly (1868-1916), Irish republican and socialist leader.

James Connolly, one of Ireland’s most revered men, is the focus of a new touring exhibition, “Labor and Dignity: James Connolly in America.” Connolly was born in 1868. He enlisted in the army at 14 and later, in the 1890s, immersed himself in socialism and labor rights, which he would remain passionate about for the rest of his life. An Irish Nationalist, Connolly fought during … [Read more...] about Labor and Dignity: A New Exhibition on James Connolly in America

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