Longford mourns death of award-winning broadcaster, historian and author Aidan O'Hara
Writer, historian and adopted Longford man Aidan O’Hara passed away, peacefully surrounded by his loving family, at the age of 84, on Sunday, June 11.&nbs...
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Writer, historian and adopted Longford man Aidan O’Hara passed away, peacefully surrounded by his loving family, at the age of 84, on Sunday, June 11.&nbs...
In March, the National Archives celebrates the contributions of Irish Americans in our nation’s history during Irish American Heritage Month. Enlarge President Kennedy visits the Kennedy ancestral home in Dunganstown, Ireland, June 27, 1963. (Photo by Cecil Stoughton, Kennedy Library) Arguably, the most famous Irish American in our holdings is President John F. Kennedy.
In this latest extract from a new pro Union book, JOHN WILSON FOSTER says the Irish are at home in Britain: