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The First Word: An Chead Fhocal

Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief. There are so many things that I love…

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First Word: Another Year, Another Scandal

DUBLIN: Now comes Sean Doherty, former Minister for Justice in the Irish government, the point…

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First Word: All in the Family

The 1993 Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans also carries a section on “Great…

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The First Word: Times to Remember
1995First WordIn This Issue 1995March April 1995

The First Word: Times to Remember

By Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief
March/April 1995
Mar 12, 1995 4 min read
This year Irish America celebrates its tenth year. And it seems somehow fitting that the magazine, whose motto Mortas Cine stands for Pride in our Heritage, should be celebrating such […]
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The First Word: And Now the Good News…
1994First WordIn This Issue 1994November December 1994 Issue

The First Word: And Now the Good News…

By Niall O’Dowd, Founding Publisher
November/December 1994
Nov 23, 1994 5 min read
Belfast: “We need a solution the dead can live with,” is how one Belfast resident, in a uniquely Irish way, described the prospects for long-term peace after the recent events […]
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The First Word: No Immigrants Need Apply
1994First WordIn This Issue 1994September October 1994 Issue

The First Word: No Immigrants Need Apply

By Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief
September/October 1994
Sep 23, 1994 4 min read
Franklin Delano Roosevelt once told an uncomfortable audience of the Daughters of the American Revolution that “we are all immigrants.” It is something that we should remember now when the […]
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The First Word: The New Irish Heroes
1994First WordIn This Issue 1994May June 1994

The First Word: The New Irish Heroes

By Niall O’Dowd, Founding Publisher
May/June 1994
Jun 1, 1994 4 min read
IN olden times, Ireland’s icons were comely maidens strumming harps or perhaps mythical heroic warriors such as Cuchulainn, bravely besting the enemy in his lair. In more recent times, a […]
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The First Word: Where’s Our Famine Movie? 
1994First WordIn This Issue 1994March April 1994

The First Word: Where’s Our Famine Movie? 

By Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief
March/April 1994
Mar 9, 1994 4 min read
There is a curious irony surrounding Schindler’s List and the part that the Irish have played in bringing the movie to fruition. Thomas Keneally, an Australian of Irish Catholic background, […]
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The First Word: Our Own Flesh and Blood
1994First WordIn This Issue 1994January February 1994

The First Word: Our Own Flesh and Blood

By Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief
January/February 1994
Jan 7, 1994 5 min read
Wee Annie’s uncle is dead. You might have read about him. He got a line in the New York Times. He was the 72-year old pensioner shot in the Loyalist […]
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