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Tom Deignan Interviews Stephan Talty

By Tom Deignan

IA Newsletter, Month Day 2026

July 15, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Tom Deignan (left) talks to Stephan Talty (right) about The American School of Spies: His recent release detailing the extraordinary efforts of archaeologists who fought the Nazis to preserve ancient Greek artifacts, his other books and growing up in Buffalo, NY with immigrant Irish parents. Stephan Talty is a New York Times bestselling author and journalist recognized for his … [Read more...] about Tom Deignan Interviews Stephan Talty

Embassy of Ireland Celebrates Irish America 250

By Irish America Staff

IA Newsletter, July 4, 2026

July 2, 2026 by Leave a Comment

America 250 is much more than a commemoration of a historic milestone. It is an opportunity to reflect on the people, ideals, and partnerships that helped build this nation and continue to shape it today. For Ireland, it is also a moment of profound significance. That is because when America reflects on its founding story, Ireland is woven throughout that story. We were here … [Read more...] about Embassy of Ireland Celebrates Irish America 250

View from the Eastern Front of the War on Ukraine

By Brian Dooley

IA Newsletter, June 23, 2026

June 23, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Kharkiv: Russia’s war on Ukraine looks different up close. It’s a mix of extreme danger and everyday functionality. Shopping malls, coffee shops and restaurants are open and thriving, despite the daily and nightly bombardments of this frontline city. Kharkiv is about the size of Philadelphia, around 25 miles from the Russian border. The Russian army has been camped about 12 … [Read more...] about View from the Eastern Front of the War on Ukraine

Larry O’Brien: A Perennial NBA Champion  

By Ray Cavanaugh

IA Newsletter, Month Day 2026

June 19, 2026 by Leave a Comment

When someone mentions the NBA Finals, you might think of Jordan or Kobe slashing their way to the rim. Or, more recently, the video game-like exploits of three-point assassin Steph Curry. You're less likely to think of a sub-6-foot, visually-impaired, cigarette-smoking Irish-American political operative. And yet these supreme athletes were indeed pouring their sweat and souls … [Read more...] about Larry O’Brien: A Perennial NBA Champion  

America’s Birth Certificate’s Irish Connection

By Seamus McKee

June 18, 2026

June 18, 2026 by Leave a Comment

John Dunlap: The Irish-born Printer of the Declaration of Independence At the age of ten John Dunlap was sent to Philadelphia to help his immigrant uncle who was a printer there. He took over his uncle’s business and became the official printer to the provisional government of the 13 states which rebelled against British rule. On the night of July 4, 1776, Dunlap printed … [Read more...] about America’s Birth Certificate’s Irish Connection

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Irish artist Sarah Purser, who was most well known for her portraits, died on this day in 1843. Some of her finest work such as, “Le Petit Dejeuner” resides in the National Gallery of Ireland. In 1923, Purser became the first female member of the Royal Hibernian Academy.

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