Philadelphia hosts the Continental Youth Championships for the first time. Here's your chance to support youth Gaelic athletics and get a sneak preview of future stars. There's a kick-off parade in West Chester Thursday night, too.

The Three Irish Tenors, stars in their own right, heated up an already hot night at the home of Paul and Theresa Murtaugh. The beneficiaries: Two local schools.

The Philadelphia Shamrocks and the Allentown Hibernians may have just learned the sport of hurling, but they're playing with the passion of experienced sliothar slingers. Read about Sunday's action and see our many pictures.

It's sports, sports, sports as national teams converge on Philly, including the Continental Gaelic Youth Championships which are expected to draw 3,000 people to youth games in Malvern. County Galway's own Angelina (Carberry, that is) and her husband, Martin Quinn, are also coming in to town for a performance in Coatesville. Read about all the other Irish antics you can get up to.

The director of the Penns Landing Irish-American Festival looks back on the 10th annual event held last month.

The Irish love their horses, but perhaps no one loves them as much as these two—a jockey and racing official—who grew up 15 minutes from each other in Donegal and Derry respectively.

Local Irish activist Kathy McGee Burns sings the praises of The Philadelphia Galway Society.

Van Morrison, hurling, youth Gaelic sports, and some great music--it's a great summer for the Irish. Find out what's going on.

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Tom Slattery celebrates the life and times of Trenton publican "Irish Billy" Briggs.