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February/March 2006

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A Touch of the Heart

Gabriel Byrne is a true Renaissance man. As an actor, he is currently receiving accolades…

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Amnesty Wants CIA
Planes Inspected

Amnesty International has demanded that the garda siochána (Irish police force) inspect Shannon-bound planes chartered…

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Bono and the Gateses are TIME’s Persons of the Year

“For being shrewd about doing good, for rewiring politics and re-engineering justice, for making mercy…

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Boston Museum to Showcase Kennedy’s Irish Heritage

The museum at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library will unveil an exhibition entitled “A…

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Cash’s Forty Shades of Green

With Johnny Cash in the news a lot recently thanks to the movie Walk the…

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Celtic Women Celebrate

Women from around the U.S. and three of the seven Celtic nations gathered in Milwaukee…

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Communion:
An Irish Catholic
Childhood Remembered

It is the early spring of 1945 in the Bronx. World War II is about…

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Decentralization Plan “Botched”

Government plans to decentralize civil service employees from Dublin have met with stiff resistance within…

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Eugene McCarthy Remembered

Eugene McCarthy died at the age of 89 in December. He was born a farmer’s…

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Eugene O’Neill
Documentary on PBS

Playwright Eugene O’Neill, the only American dramatist to win the Nobel Prize, will be the…

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Eugene O’Neill: America’s Playwright

Eugene O’Neill was one of those Irish-Americans who never set foot on Irish soil. And…

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First Word: Mortas Cine

“One thing that explains more than anything about me is the fact that I’m Irish.” …

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From Doubt to Defiance

“The guy who makes coffee for me I every morning in my local coffee shop…

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Galway’s American Tour

Flutist Sir James Galway is internationally regarded as both a matchless interpreter of classical music…

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George Best Laid to Rest

Belfast was brought to a standstill when the remains of soccer legend George Best were…

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Hain’s Reform Plans Draw Fire

Northern Secretary Peter Hain drew heavy criticism when he announced wide-ranging plans to shake up…

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Hands Across the Water:
From Gaelic to Graceland

This issue’s CD Half Dozen includes three that are in large part sung in Gaelic,…

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Harris Wrecks Cork

Actor Ed Harris made his European stage debut in Neil LaBute’s one man show, Wrecks,…

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Ireland Commemorates
50 Years at the UN

Glucksman Ireland House at New York University hosted a luncheon to celebrate Ireland’s 50th Anniversary…

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Irish Eye on Hollywood

The Irish were extraordinarily well represented in this year’s Golden Globe Awards nominations. Both Pierce…

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Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform

The newly formed Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform (ILIR) is galvanizing support for the undocumented…

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Irish President Meets
Queen Elizabeth

Irish President Mary McAleese and Britain’s Queen Elizabeth held a low-key “private meeting” at Hillsborough…

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Looking Back in Time:
A Photo Essay

This collection finds me looking back at where my ancestors came from and retracing their…

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Minister Targets
Watchdog Body

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell alleged that journalist Frank Connolly traveled on a bogus passport…

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News in Brief

IRISH growers thank good climate conditions for producing a bumper crop of 800,000 Christmas trees…

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Peck’s Star Stolen

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is missing I one of its most beloved stars thanks…

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Review of Books

Recently published books of Irish and Irish American interest. ℘℘℘ The Opal Deception Eoin Colfer…

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Spy Revelations Rock Sinn Féin

Sinn Féin was reeling from revelations that party official Denis Donaldson worked as a British…

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The Future of the Great Blasket Island

Three miles out to sea, stark against the western horizon, storm clouds are swirling above…

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The Proud History of the O’Neill Clan

The O’Neill family traces its history back to 360 A.D. to the legendary warrior king…

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Waiting for Beckett:
Remembrance of a Meeting on the Boulevard of Saint Jaques

April 13, 2006. Beckett’s 100th birthday. In anticipation of that April, April future of Aprils…

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FIRST WORD

The First Word: A Ribbon of Green

HIGHLIGHTS

News
The latest updates from Irish America’s most recent print issue….
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Hibernia
News from Ireland and happenings in Irish America….
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Those We Lost
A tribute to those who have passed on…..
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Slainte!
Tracing the history of traditional Irish food, drink, and celebration…..
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Photo Album
Photos and stories of our reader’s Irish ancestors….
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Eugene O’Neill: America’s Playwright

Eugene O’Neill was one of those Irish-Americans who never set foot on Irish soil. And…

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