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  • It doesn't matter why the Choctaw word for Irish is Ailish: it just matters that we remember
  • How Irish is Andy Burnham? Arguably more Irish than Joe Biden
  • What have the Irish done for America?

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thejournal.ie /1 month ago

It doesn't matter why the Choctaw word for Irish is Ailish: it just matters that we remember

Folk memory disappears when a language is pushed close to extinction.

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irishtimes.com /1 month ago

How Irish is Andy Burnham? Arguably more Irish than Joe Biden

Plus: Patrick O’Donovan’s famine-memorial socks, TDs ignored by everyone and a marksman for the birds

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irishcentral.com /1 week ago

What have the Irish done for America?

The legacy of the Irish in America runs deeper than one might expect.

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irishcentral.com /1 week ago

The Irish railroad workers who made Erin, Tennessee home

The Irish influence in the town of Erin is still visible today and the Irish heritage of the town's founders is celebrated.

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thejournal.ie /2 weeks ago

Tartan Army FOMO shows how Irish-American identity is Scot(ch)-taped together

If you’re looking at the Scots at the World Cup and think it should be us – some Americans appear to think it is.

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irishcentral.com /1 week ago

Irish-American Cultural Traditions: A Living Connection Across the Atlantic

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Irish-American cultural traditions offer a vivid reminder that the relationship between the two countries is not simply historical—it r...

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irishmirror.ie /2 days ago

'Merit' in considering English language proficiency for Irish citizenship, says Tánaiste

Ireland is one of the few EU countries without a formal language proficiency requirement to become a citizen

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

Ten surefire ways to annoy an Irish person

From Guinness slights to tired clichés about jigs and leprechauns, these old insults still know how to get under Irish skin.

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irishtimes.com /3 days ago

‘It’s part of our culture’: The Orange Order parade in Donegal

Co Donegal event provides ‘a wonderful shop window for the very best of Orangeism’, says Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ireland

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theblaze.com /2 weeks ago

The Ireland I grew up in is gone

Growing up just outside Galway City, life in the West of Ireland was exactly what the postcards promised. It was a beautiful place, with generous people and a great spirit.I use th...

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irishcentral.com /1 week ago

Facts about the Irish in America for the 4th of July

The Irish have played a large role in the history of the United States.

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rte.ie /1 month ago

'Sense of vulnerability' affecting Irish in US - minister

The biggest issue for the Irish community in the United States is a current "sense of vulnerability", Minister of State for Diaspora Neale Richmond has said.

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independent.ie /1 month ago

‘No Irish need apply’: Scéal na nÉireannach i Sasana

Ó Learphoill go cathair Londain - is fada scéal an imirce go Sasana. Leis an glúnta, chuir easpa deiseanna sa tír seo iachall ar dhaoine imeacht, agus ba í an Bhreatain an chéad st...

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agriland.ie /2 weeks ago

What makes Irish whiskey Irish?

Irish Whiskey is a globally recognised product protected under under EU geographic indications (GIs), but is it defined by where it is distilled, or by where the ingredients come f...

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

When New York was Irish, in summers long ago

Michael Scanlon writes of the Irish New York neighborhoods of old and how Irish immigrants have passed them on to immigrants of other nationalities. 

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

Cool, calm and Celtic: why Ireland makes the perfect coolcation

With its mild climate, evergreen landscapes, walkable towns, and rich culture, Ireland is emerging as a top coolcation destination.

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thejournal.ie /1 month ago

An American in Ireland: I may not be the flag but I will be the pole holding you up

Dublin in Pride month is a pleasant surprise for our columnist migrating from a place where resistance shows up differently.

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

Sport and Irish-American identity in the early Twentieth Century

Collections in the AIHS archive show how sport played a significant role in connecting Irish immigrants and their descendants across the diaspora.

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independent.ie /1 month ago

Tromlach daoine thuaidh agus theas dearfach i leith na Gaeilge

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irishcentral.com /4 weeks ago

Profiles in Pride: Brendan Behan, Irish author of "The Quare Fellow"

Celebrating Irish icons, past and present from the Irish LGBTQ+ community for Pride this year. Here is a look at Brendan Behan.

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

The top twenty books every Irish American should read

From cruel history to Irish slang, this is the definitive list of must-read books for Irish Americans from expert Tom Deignan.

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irishcentral.com /2 days ago

Irish Network Orlando: Building community beyond St. Patrick's Day

Honorary Irish consul Patrick Delaney reflects on a year of cultural milestones that inspired a new grassroots organization for Central Florida's Irish community.

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dailysignal.com /2 weeks ago

Ireland Is Being Repressed—by the Irish

When a man in Belfast, Northern Ireland, was stabbed and nearly beheaded by a Sudanese migrant two weeks ago, the governmental response was unnervingly familiar: Remain calm, suppr...

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

How the most Irish town in America was built on seaweed

This is the very Irish story of how an Irish immigrant created an Irish moss enterprise in Scituate, MA, the most Irish town in America. 

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