A play about two Philly guys who own an Irish pub makes its debut in a Philly pub owned by an Irish guy. Perfect, or what?

Inis Nua Theater Company's popular production about a 100-year-old Irish bachelor farmer, his "Da," and their travels to find a long-lost son comes back for the Philly Fringe Festival.

That's the very definition of an Irish benefit, and this one raised money for the Sunday Irish radio shows. See our photos of the event.

Get set to open your belt a notch or two. You can get the full fry-up in a number of Philly-area eateries.

Cookbook author Margaret M. Johnson on bangers, rashers, grilled tomatoes, beans and black and white puddlings.

Three great Irish plays, a benefit, and the first couple festivals of September are coming up.

And it includes you: the legendary singer, his son and daughter, will be appearing at Sellersville Theatre on Saturday. Here he talks to Lori Lander Murphy.

The many friends of Division 88's "go-to guy" are scheduling two fund-raising events. Don't miss them.

Tommy Sands, three great local festivals, and a radio benefit featuring music, dancing, yummy food and a Chinese auction (we love those!) are on tap--and that's just this weekend!

Lots of great talent booked for this year's festival--and much of it is local.