Kathy McGee Burns: Blazing Her Own Parade Route
She had to start from scratch to track down her Irish roots. But once she started, there was no stopping her.
Read moreShe had to start from scratch to track down her Irish roots. But once she started, there was no stopping her.
Read moreThe Philadelphia Saint Patrick’s Day Observance Association has named her the 2001 Grand Marshal. The association also elected Kathy McGee Burns board president.
Read moreS.E. Burns, our resident paranormal investigator, interviews Kathy McGee Burns about her ghostly encounter. Be prepared for some chills.
Read moreMother, businesswoman, doggedly determined student, cancer survivor and leader of Irish causes throughout Philadelphia. That’s Kathy McGee Burns.
Read moreThe Delaware County AOH honored three longtime and tireless workers for Irish causes: Jim Feerick, Mickey Walsh, and Kathy McGee Burns.
Read moreIreland’s deputy consul general has a special place in his heart for Philadelphia–and the feeling is mutual, says Kathy McGee Burns, president of the Hall of Fame.
Read moreAmong his many honors, writes Kathy McGee Burns, this 90-year-old longtime AOHer belongs to a division named after him–the only division named for a living member.
Read moreKathy McGee Burns writes about the late Pat Egan, Galway-born, footballer, family man.
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