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ómós Alexei Kondratiev
Music and poetry tribute to multi-culturalism's great exemplar, Alexei Kondratiev. |
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Interview with Roddy Doyle
Roddy Doyle talks about the Dead Republic, where there's no love for Irish words. |
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Alexander McQueen
Looking back on Alexander McQueen's Gaelic Scottish designs and his insult to prince Charles "Windsor." |
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The Dancing Woman of O'Connell Street
The dancing woman of O'Connell Street has fallen very ill. |
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Colm Tóibín
Colm Tóibí n's new appointment at Princeton University ensures he will be in New York with more frequency we can hope, and it's an opportunity to hear the great Irish author speak when he comes to town. |
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Séamus Blake
Séamus Blake's Míle Fáilte is New York City's only bi-lingual Irish Gaelic radio program, broadcast from his native Bronx across the tri-state region and across the world . |
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Patrick Mangan
Sneaker-head Riverdance fiddler Patrick Mangan coming home to Brooklyn. |
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Celts Take Manhattan
Ireland was well represented at the big party the Bretons threw at Connolly's in Times Square. |
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Greeks Back Irish
Greek campaign to return stolen marbles, cites British theft of Irish artefacts. |
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The Gaelic in Slang
Just before he died, Daniel Cassidy released a pioneering book that begins to prove how American slang has a root in the Irish American urban experience.
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