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Chasing Hemingway’s ghost
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Chasing Hemingway’s ghost
Tara O'Grady and Dink Bruce in front of his 1949 Chevy pickup truck. By Tara O'Grady Ernest Hemingway came to me in a dream recently. He was wearin...
August Salon one of ‘best ever’
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August Salon one of ‘best ever’
Mary Goggin. PHOTOS BY CHRIS BOOTH Salon Diary / By Karen Daly Walking into the Cell on sultry late summer day, we might not have predicted that th...
Drogheda proves ideal fleadh host
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Drogheda proves ideal fleadh host
Cherish the Ladies leading the way at the fleadh. By Colleen Taylor The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2019 concluded on Sunday, Aug. 18, with some beau...
'Princess' a hit in Galway
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'Princess' a hit in Galway
Mary Goggin will perform in “Runaway Princess” in New York on Saturday afternoon. PHOTO CREDIT: JEFF MOSIER By Irish Echo Staff Mary Goggin's autob...
Salon welcomes old friends
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Salon welcomes old friends
Honor Molloy. PHOTOS BY CHRIS BOOTH Salon Diary / By Karen Daly The early August IAW&A Salon mixed presenters whom we don’t see often enough -- Sea...
Bantry and Beyond: A Star in Ballydehob
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Bantry and Beyond: A Star in Ballydehob
Goleen on the way to Mizen Head. PHOTOS BY MARGARET M. JOHNSON IRELAND HOPPING | Margaret M. Johnson. Part II I recently spent a few days in Bantry...
Doyle elected Saoi of Aosdána
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Doyle elected Saoi of Aosdána
President Higgins admires the gold Torc on the head of composer Roger Doyle at Friday’s ceremony. By Irish Echo Staff President of Ireland Michael ...
Duo play with unity, sense of purpose
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Duo play with unity, sense of purpose
Doireann Glackin, left, and Sarah Flynn. Traditional Music / By Daniel Neely I love albums that combine high level playing with eye catching resear...
Love and estrangement
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Love and estrangement
Pearl River, N.Y., resident Mary Beth Keane has written a “beautiful novel, bursting at the seams with empathy,” according to one reviewer. PHOTO B...
Inspired by an NYPD pioneer
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Inspired by an NYPD pioneer
Edward Conlon’s latest, “The Policewomen’s Bureau,” has been described by Joseph Wambaugh as “frightening, exciting, rewarding.” Page Turner / Edit...
Dreams: ‘our last wilderness’
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Dreams: ‘our last wilderness’
Carl Jung. By Máire Malone I wrote my debut novel about dreams because I believe passionately in the power of dreams to transform our lives and I w...
Visual album breaks new ground
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Visual album breaks new ground
Rebecca McGowan and Jackie O’Riley have great chemistry, which the visual element here is really best capable of capturing, says our columnist. Tra...

 

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