Tuesday, May 9, 2023. You can watch Famine Lessons SHORT FILM Europe Day google.com/search?q=youtu…

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An Gorta Mór: Bishop Maginn: The Road to Derry (Part 1 of 2) derryjournal.com/news/people/an…

Thanks Irish America magazine for running this story on George Moore at MET Museum's Manet/Degas exhibition.

Join Irish composer/musician Phil Coulter as New York Irish Center pays tribute to Sinead O’Connor, Shane MacGowan, Michael Gambon, Chuck Feeney, Thomas Kilroy, and other Irish and Irish-Americans who died in 2023. Watch our short video here. youtube.com/watch?v=kRmhbW…

150,000 Irishmen fought for the Union during the Civil War. Register at the American Irish Historical Society for a special event on Monday, March 25 at 7 PM to meet acclaimed Lincoln historian Harold Holzer. RSVP to [email protected]. Suggested Donation $15.

William P. Powell was at the nexus of abolition between Dublin, Liverpool, Boston and New York. youtu.be/JAv9ugwN4T4.

Fintan O'Toole: Ireland is still not sure how to confront its most formative trauma irishtimes.com/opinion/2024/0…

In Ottawa, Ireland Honors Indigenous Famine Aid irishecho.com/2024/5/in-otta… via Irish Echo Newspaper

Please join us on Saturday June 1 at 2PM. Professor Christine Kinealy will be speaking at the American Irish Historical Society (991 Fifth Avenue, NYC) Funded by the Government of Ireland Emigrant Support Program.

Join celebrated scholar Professor Christine Kinealy and hear the remarkable story of donations during Ireland's Great Hunger. Free event Saturday, June 1st 2:00PM American Irish Historical Society 991 Fifth Avenue, NYC irishcentral.com/news/untold-st… via IrishCentral

For over 50 years, Adrian Flannelly was the voice of Ireland in the United States. We are deeply grateful for his dedication to memorializing the Great Hunger with the Memorial at Battery Park City in New York. irishcentral.com/news/adrian-fl…?

Full House at American Irish Historical Society. A conversation between British author/reporter David Tereshchuk and Irish activist/journalist Don Mullan. From Bloody Sunday to other Global Upheavals. For more on Tereshchuk's memoir. bit.ly/3B2Ycl4

This weekend we commemorated the 175th anniversary of the wreck of Brig Saint John off Cohasset, MA on October 7, 1849. 99 men, women, and children perished escaping starvation. Quinnipiac University once told that story in a brilliant heritage Museum now shuttered. Reopen.

Authors David Tereshchuk and Don Mullan delivered a powerful firsthand account at the National Press Club in Washington DC on Tuesday, sharing their personal experiences of the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland. fednet.vids.io/videos/ea91d7b…

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Reopen Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum that was closed in 2021 - Sign the Petition! chng.it/V4qLVgLcGf via Change.org

Thanks to Irish America magazine for running my take on recent Commemoration. irishamerica.com/2025/05/on-fam…

Thanks to Irish America magazine I've done my best to capture the experience of this new artwork, but there's no substitute for seeing it in person. If you can stop by the cathedral —step inside, look up, and let yourself be amazed. irishamerica.com/2025/10/whats-…