Culture
CD puts good dreams to music
Miriam Donohue. PHOTO: ABI DENNISTON By Colleen Taylor It might be said that Galway produces the greatest and latest in trad music and Dublin the f...
May 09, 2017
by Colleen Taylor
Culture
Uncovering U.S. life of Knock visionary
John Curry lived for a time at the Municipal Lodging House on East 25th Street, Manhattan. Cardinal Dolan decided recently that Curry’s remains wou...
May 08, 2017
by Patricia Phelan
Culture
Bealtaine magic in New York City
Lisa Goldberg & Silpa Sadhajun dancing a soft & hard shoe reel with button accordion player Patty Furlong and fiddler Marie Reilly providing the ac...
May 05, 2017
by Maura Mulligan
Culture
Arrogant pol with principles
Patrick Fitzgerald in the role of Dr. Noël Browne in “Rebel in the Soul” at the Irish Rep. PHOTO BY CAROL ROSEGG By Orla O’Sullivan “He’s part of o...
May 03, 2017
by Orla O'Sullivan
Culture
Eggs and Spring!
Caramelized onion-spinach-blue cheese tart. Ireland Hopping | By Margaret M. Johnson When I’m really stuck for a quick spring supper, I turn to egg...
May 03, 2017
by Margaret M. Johnson
Culture
Róisín O: ‘It’s time to speak out’
By Colleen Taylor It’s always going to be a good week when one of your favorite artists releases a new single. This week, it was Róisín O with her ...
May 02, 2017
by Colleen Taylor
Culture
Atmosphere to be electric at CCÉ
Members of the under-12 New York Céilí Band refining their sound at the House of Irish Music and Dance in Woodlawn, in preparation for Fleadh compe...
May 01, 2017
by Daniel Neely
Culture
Celtic renaissance
The fun begins again on Sunday afternoon at Ripley Grier Studios for the celebration of Bealtaine, the Celtic fire festival heralding summer. The p...
April 28, 2017
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
Love writ shyly
Johnjo Phelan and Annie Hayes on their wedding day in 1936. This is the latest installment in Tom Phelan’s series about growing up in a farming fam...
April 27, 2017
by Tom Phelan
Culture
Saint-Gaudens: brilliant, prolific
Augustus Saint-Gaudens was born in Dublin during the Famine to an Irish mother and French father. By Geoffrey Cobb Why do we Irish celebrate our wr...
April 26, 2017
by Geoffrey Cobb
Culture
True solo displays surprising variety
Cormac Begley. By Daniel Neely It’s a new week, and for the past few days I’ve been listening concertina player Cormac Begley’s great, new self-tit...
April 25, 2017
by Daniel Neely
Culture
Modern pop angst at its best
Gavin James performing at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin. By Colleen Taylor Dublin singer-songwriter Gavin James tends to market himself as an openi...
April 24, 2017
by Irish Echo Staff