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The Educator

The Educator

By Kara Rota
June / July 2010

May 15, 2024 by Leave a Comment

In the tradition of great educators who helped the Irish grab the first rungs on the ladder of success, Dr. John Lahey, President of Quinnipiac University, reminds us from whence we came and the struggle to get where we are. As founder of Quinnipiac's Great Hunger collection, he is the guardian of a remarkable treasure of history that we can't escape. As president of … [Read more...] about The Educator

The Road to the White House

By Peter Quinn
June / July 2010

May 15, 2024 by 1 Comment

Mastery of urban politics helped the Irish rise from huddled masses to the heights of political power. An Ghorta Mór, the devastating famine that drove over one-and-a-half million Irish to America, put in place the foundations of the Irish-American community for the next 120 years. The Famine immigrants were a deeply rural people. Endowed with few material resources or … [Read more...] about The Road to the White House

Golden Legacies: The Floating Hospital

May 15, 2024 by Leave a Comment

2024 Gala, Tuesday June 4th, Gustavino's New York City Floating Hospital President Sean Granahan, an Irish America Business 100 honoree from 2023 and keynote speaker, urges your support for The Floating Hospital’s Golden Legacies Gala on June 4 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at Guastavino’s, nestled beneath the 59th Street Bridge in Manhattan. The event underwrites the charity … [Read more...] about Golden Legacies: The Floating Hospital

Michael Flatley claims ‘Irish whiskey is just like Irish dancing’ as he launches signature blend

May 14, 2024 by

IRISH dancing legend Michael Flatley has launched his very own brand of Irish whiskey. Flatley Whiskey 'The Dreamer', is the first signature tipple released from a series of special blends which the star has been quietly cultivating over the years. He has worked in partnership with Ireland's esteemed master blender Noel Sweeney to create the perfect blend, which was distilled … [Read more...] about Michael Flatley claims ‘Irish whiskey is just like Irish dancing’ as he launches signature blend

Teenage boy attacked by masked men armed with metal bars

May 14, 2024 by

A TEENAGE boy was attacked in a park by two masked men carrying metal bars. The 16-year-old was targeted in the Hamilton Park area of Ballymoney in Co. Antrim at around 10.25pm last night (May 13). He was hospitalised following the incident, where he was treated for injuries to his head, leg and arm. Police are appealing for any witnesses to the incident to come forward. "Our … [Read more...] about Teenage boy attacked by masked men armed with metal bars

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