Celebrate Irish St. Patrick's Day in the Poconos, Lehigh Valley
If it's one thing northeastern Pennsylvanians agree on, is that we're all Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and we sure do love a parade.
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If it's one thing northeastern Pennsylvanians agree on, is that we're all Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and we sure do love a parade.
On St. Patrick’s Day, everyone is Irish. In today’s Washington, with an Irish Catholic President, Joe Biden, and the second-in-succession Italian Catholic, Nancy Pelosi, you could add, “and Catholic.” Moreover, nine Biden Cabinet members were raised in the faith and six of nine Supreme Court Justices. Catholics compose 31% of Congress and 32% of state governors. Catholics defy categorizations. While Evangelicals are predominately conservative republicans and Jewish officials liberal democrats, Catholics have been 50-50 republican-democrat over three decades. Today’s Cathol...
Dreams of gold: How Barry Lynch went from Ireland to Gracie Mansion to the Poconos It’s not all about shamrocks and green beer. Think of it as a smidgen of Irish luck when you talk to restauranteur Barry Lynch about how the natives really celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. From musings about his upbringing as a young lad in Galway to the first time he sampled America’s take on Irish eats, his stories (paired with brogue and a hearty laugh) are both endearing and entertaining. “It’s totally different in America than when I grew up in Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day was a holy day ...