How to Be Irish in Philly This Week
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s how to roll.
Read moreRemains of five Irish immigrants–four men and one woman–were buried with reverence and affection at West Laurel Hill Cemetery in Bala Cynwyd after spending 180 years, forgotten, in a mass grave in Malvern.
Read moreMembers of the Philadelphia Emerald Society Pipe Band celebrated the holiday early with a once-in-a-lifetime thrill.
Read moreThey were on their feet all afternoon at the Springfield Country Club, helping to raise funds for the Philadelphia St. Patrick’s Day Parade. We have the pics.
Read moreThey’ve been playing together for 50 years. This week, the Irish National Concert Hall presented the Chieftains with its first-ever lifetime achievement award. And as luck would have it … it happened in Philadelphia.
Read moreHe’s the U.S. ambassador for one of Ireland’s top-selling spirits, and his nose knows. Learn what makes Irish whiskey such a smooth character.
Read moreParades, music, dancing, rugby, soccer, pub crawls–it is one big green week shaping up.
Read moreThey face formidable obstacles, but Irish dance brings these developmentally challenged ladies together for moments of pure joy. Watch for the Divine Providence Rainbow Irish Step Dancers when they make their debut in Sunday’s Philadelphia St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
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