Blog Posts : tagged ireland 
- Thinking of All the Danny Boys for St. Patrick’s Day [VIDEO]
- Posted March 13, 2012 by Patrick Young, Esq. Permalink Comments
- LGBT Irish America through the eyes of Black 47.
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Tags : black 47, brendan behan, danny boy, ireland, irish, lgbt, st. patrick's day, st. patrick's day parade
- Why Did the Irish Fight When They Were So Despised?
- Posted June 24, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq. Permalink Comments
- The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : civil war, ireland, irish, know nothings, letters, patrick guiney, slavery, the immigrants' civil war, union
- Obama Isn’t the First President To Claim Distant Irish Roots, But Some Regard Him Differently
- Posted May 23, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq. Permalink Comments
- A note on the president's visit to Ireland.
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Tags : frederick douglass, ireland, irish, my bondage and my freedom, obama, reagan, roots, slavery
- Neglected for Generations, Irish Language Gains Popularity at Long Island Hibernian Hall
- Posted May 12, 2011 by Jacqueline Sweet Permalink Comments
- Jacqueline Sweet visits the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Babylon.
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Tags : ancient order of hibernians, babylon, bagpipes, division #2, gaelic, hibernians, ireland, irish, irish language, st.patrick's day, suffolk
- The First Casualties of the Civil War Were All Irish Immigrants—Was This a Coincidence?
- Posted April 18, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq. Permalink Comments
- A blog post from The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : army, civil war, daniel hough, fort sumter, ireland, irish, regular united states army, regulars, the immigrants' civil war, tipperary
- Music for St. Patrick’s Day: Cherish the Ladies [VIDEO]
- Posted March 16, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq. Permalink Comments
- Singing about entering America through the back door.
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Tags : cherish the ladies, ireland, irish, music, st. patrick's day, undocumented, video
- From Ireland to Long Island: What’s Your Story?
- Posted January 28, 2011 by Ted Hesson Permalink Comments
- An interactive theatrical performance in Hampton Bays.
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Tags : hampton bays, hampton bays public library, heritage, improvtheater, ireland, irish, playback theater long island, theater
- Bloomsday Musings: Does Joyce’s “Ulysses” Address Immigration?
- Posted June 16, 2010 by Ted Hesson Permalink Comments
- The novel's hero, Leopold Bloom, faces discrimination in Ireland because of his Jewish ancestry.
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Tags : antisemitism, bloomsday, ireland, irish, james joyce, odyssey, ulysses
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