Green is the color of spring — and hope
From the wearing of the green to the planting of the green, mid-March offers us much excitement. Green is the color of hope, and if there’s one thing we can
Source: berkshireeagle.com
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The Irish railroad workers who made Erin, Tennessee, home
“The hills and creeks reminded the Irish of their native Ireland and named their town Erin.”
Source: irishcentral.com
The Key To Being Happy In Your New Home Overseas
Planning for a retirement that includes spending some time in your home overseas is an increasingly appealing idea with potential upside.
Source: liveandinvestoverseas.com
'His hatred of the UK has hardly been concealed': how British press covered Biden's visit – The Irish Times
Leprechaun cartoons and president’s coronation ‘snub’ feature amid scornful commentaries
Source: irishtimes.com
A Long-Forgotten Divorce Case Recalls Cincinnati's Strong German Heritage
This vignette from a Cincinnati courtroom reminds us that German influence extended beyond the Over-the-Rhine district.
Source: cincinnatimagazine.com
The Strange Death of Irish Neutrality - The American Spectator
The Irish-American party bosses of Tammany Hall are no longer kingmakers on the Potomac, but, still, there remain enough voters from Boston.
Source: spectator.org
Cheeseheads adore the Bears' Justin Fields? In other news, up is down.
He, not the Packers’ Aaron Rodgers, had the top-selling jersey in Wisconsin in 2022. No, really.
Source: suntimes.com
A Passel Of Curious Cincinnati Street Names, Part One (A to E)
How did your street gets its name? Peruse this catalog of peculiar and prominent Cincinnati roads, places, lanes, drives, and courts to learn their curious histories.
Cincinnati Public Library United States Sharon Woods University Of Cincinnati Over The Rhine Palms Park
Source: cincinnatimagazine.com
Heaney-quoting Biden will keep US connection with Ireland stronger than ever
It is 6,000 miles away, part of a vast continent stretching from the Arctic Circle to the Gulf of Mexico, while we are on a small rain-sodden island on the edge of Europe. Yet we are bound together through deeply personal ties of blood and history. As he was inaugurated 46th President of the United States in Washington yesterday, no one seems more proud of these shared roots than Irish Joe Biden, who comes from the small town of Scranton in Pennsylvania and proudly traces his ancestry back to t...
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk