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Malachy McCourt Book is Reissued

Posted on 08/04/202108/31/2021 by The Irish Gazette

A publishing group plans to reissue Malachy McCourt’s first memoir, “A Monk Swimming” detailing his life in Ireland and later return to the United States where he operated a successful Manhattan tavern frequented by entertainment celebrities. The issue date and publisher will be announced in the next issue of THE IRISH GAZETTE. McCourt was born in New York…

University of St. Thomas Irish Studies

Posted on 08/04/202108/04/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Introducing University of St. Thomas, Irish Studies Director, David Gardiner. David Gardiner joined the University of St. Thomas Irish Studies program as director in 2019. Then the world changed. Gardiner is interested in expanding the direction of The Center for Irish Studies:Though a 1989 graduate of St. Thomas, he says that he remains “a bit…

Ann Heyman Honored

Posted on 08/04/202108/04/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Ann Heyman was Honored for A Lifetime Achievement Award. Both the Somerset Folk Harp festival and the Historical Harp Society of Ireland were recognizing Ann Heymnn with their Lifetime Achievement Awards this July. The decisions that each group reached independently. Somerset’s award honors Ann’s pioneering work with wire-strung harps and her importance to the harp community….

Tylenol Poisoning Case in Chicago

Posted on 08/03/202108/03/2021 by The Irish Gazette

By Dan Ganley Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity Mark Twain In the fall of 1982 the Tylenol poisoning murders terrorized the Chicagoland area. One result was the changing of packaging in America and around the world. “Irish” Charlie Ford was the lead homicide detective for the City of…

Movie Review: Sophie, A Murder in West Cork

Posted on 08/03/202108/03/2021 by The Irish Gazette

According to recent statistics, Co.Cork, Ireland has the lowest crime rate but the highest homicide rate of any other County in Ireland. There were 42 murders in the last five years despite any major gang activity in the city center. This would come as no surprise to the family of Sophie Tuscan du Plantier. Du Plantier’s…

Farewell to Bill Cutler

Posted on 07/20/202107/21/2021 by The Irish Gazette

By Mike Casey Some people make their mark in the world taking stage and craving the limelight. Others do it by showing up. Bill Cutler spent a lifetime doing the latter. He was as ubiquitous as anyone I have ever known in the Irish and folk community. Our friend left us in May at age 73, after a long battle with…

US Ambassador to Ireland

Posted on 07/13/202107/13/2021 by The Irish Gazette

Photo credit: “Boston Globe” President Joe Biden has nominated Massachusetts politician Claire Cronin as the new Ambassador to Ireland. The White House announced the much-speculated nomination in late June, with Ms Cronin set to become the first female holder of the office since Jean Kennedy Smith ended her term in 1998. Ms Cronin currently serves…

Irish Fair of Minnesota

Posted on 07/07/202107/08/2021 by The Irish Gazette

IRISH FAIR OF MINNESOTA SET TO ‘RESUME SHENANIGANS’ Aug. 13-15 on Saint Paul’s Harriet Island Saint Paul, Minn. (June 15, 2021) — The 41st Irish Fair of Minnesota, a three-day outdoor celebration of Irish heritage and culture, will be held Friday, Aug. 13 through Sunday, Aug. 15, 2021 on Harriet Island Regional Park in Saint…

Men’s Sheds

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

by Mattie Lennon The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) was established in 2007 by the Australian independent community-based Men’s Sheds to represent, support and promote the Men’s Shed movement. It was founded on the principle of sharing information between sheds and those communities wishing to establish and operate a Men’s Shed. It acts as a…

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…

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