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Crunch Time

Posted on 06/08/202106/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

by Will Kenny I can safely claim to be making an understatement when I observe that the arrival and spread of the coronavirus has been disruptive. The last year has seen major impacts of COVID19 on economic conditions, social interactions, and virtually every other facet of our lives. And that disruption applies in every part…

Séamus Reports

Posted on 04/07/202104/13/2021 by The Irish Gazette

A great St. Patrick’s tradition that has been held next to the Landmark Center in downtown St. Paul since 2010 and hosted by Larson King LLP, the largest law firm headquartered in the saintly city, has been put on hold for two years.  The invitation-only tent party will resume next year according to Patrick O’Neill,…

Say it in Irish

Posted on 03/31/202103/31/2021 by The Irish Gazette

by Mattie Lennon The fact that you are reading this probably means that you are Irish, have Irish ancestry, or have a deep interest in the Emerald Isle. Perhaps you are fluent in our first national language or you are like me and have the Cupla Focal.  On the other hand you may want to learn…

IRISH WHISKEY Gains Official Status by the European Union

Posted on 03/08/202103/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Image courtesy of https://www.forbes.com/sites/karlaalindahao/2020/03/03/best-irish-whiskeys-for-st-patricks-day-2020 What that means is Ireland’s whiskey will now be marked with a special sign indicating “Geographic Indication”, as per the terms of the European Commission, and would list the product’s unique qualities and production methods. This change will see Irish whiskey given the same kind of geographical status afforded to products…

Who is St Patrick?

Posted on 03/08/202103/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Important historical figures are frequently shadowed by the myths and legends attributed to them over the course of centuries, and St. Patrick is no exception. He is believed to have been born in the late fourth century, and is often confused with Palladius, a bishop who was sent by Pope Celestine in 431 to be…

The History of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the U.S.

Posted on 03/08/202103/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

The first St. Patrick’s Day parade took place not in Ireland but in the United States. Irish soldiers serving in the English military marched through New York City on March 17, 1762. Along with their music the parade helped the soldiers reconnect with their Irish roots as well as fellow Irishmen serving in the English…

Saint Patrick’s Days of Yore

Posted on 03/08/202103/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

By Mattie Lennon Saint Patrick was a gentleman, he came from decent people, In Dublin town he built a church and on it put a steeple His father was a Callahan, his mother was a Grady, His aunt was  an O’Shaughnessy and uncle he was Brady.  So says Christy Moore.  At this time of year…

The Late Late Show on RTE

Posted on 03/04/202103/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Image courtesy of www.rte.ie Irelands Longest Running Show “The Late Late Show” to go Global for St.Patrick’s Day On March 17, The Late Late Show on RTE will broadcast on a Wednesday night for the first time in its 59-year history. Members of the Irish diaspora from all across the world have been invited to become part of the virtual audience…

Irish Trivia

Posted on 03/01/202103/01/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Map image courtesy of https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov So you think you know about your Irish heritage. Take this quiz and see how much you do know.. 1. What common weed is referred to as “the Irish daisy? 2. What is the most common surname in the Irish Republic? 3. What city is called “Ireland’s Canterbury? 4. What…

Doolin Ireland

Posted on 02/12/202102/12/2021 by The Irish Gazette

As the traditional music capital of Ireland, the seaside village of Doolin has a multitude of beautiful sights to be discovered. Here is everything you need to know about Doolin.Situated on the west coast of Ireland in the Burren region of County Clare, Doolin is a vibrant and bustling coastal village with lots to see and do. As it is the home of traditional Irish music,…

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