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March / April 1994

March/April 1994

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A Musical, Magical, Mystical Tour of Ireland

Mick Moloney, the folklorist, tenor banjo player, songster, wit, and raconteur offers a tour of…

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In the Name of the Father

Pete Postlethwaite astonished critics and cinemagoers alike with his performance in In the Name of…

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Irish Roots: Quinn, Quinlan and Quigley

Although the Irish language, or Gaelic, does not have a letter “Q,” the distinctive sound…

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Plunging Into Irish Studies

 Seamus Deane, A Renowned Literary Scholar, Fills A Void At Notre Dame  The University of…

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Sláinte!: Saint Patrick

It is perhaps a love of words that endears the Irish to Saint Patrick.  Son…

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Spiral, Spiral Night & Other Paintings

Robert Manning lives in Vermont. His many trips to Ireland resulted in an exhibit of…

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The First Word: Where’s Our Famine Movie? 

There is a curious irony surrounding Schindler’s List and the part that the Irish have…

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The Origin of “The Fighting Irish” Nickname

This exchange in a novel about college sports in the 1920s catches the prejudices that…

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FIRST WORD

The First Word: Where’s Our Famine Movie? 


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Plunging Into Irish Studies

News
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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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“I Thought You’d be Taller”

Our house had several windows, and most were wide open, inviting in the first smells…

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