Live broadcasts of GAA sports from Ireland, the Irish Center's 50th anniversary dinner-dance (aw, it doesn't look a day over 40); some benefits, and an interesting new group that melds Celtic and hip-hop. All that and more. Read on.

There's yet another Irish Festival, this time in Norristown, plus some great groups playing in the area and the region's hurling finals on Sunday. Check it out.

Lots of music this week, from Bethlehem's annual Musik Fest (featuring lots of great Celtic acts, including Eileen Ivers) to freebie concerts in area parks. You can also watch live Gaelic sports (well, on TV) and enjoy a full Irish breakfast while you're doing it. And so much more! Check it out!

Gaelic sports, Celtic banjo, Shamrocking, and a chance to do a mitzvah (that's Yiddish for good deed)--it's all on this week's calendar. Check it out.

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.

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

You can festival yourself out this weekend—there's one in Amish country and another in Bristol Borough. And some interesting things in between, including a match between the Philly Donegal GFC (Four Provinces) and Sligo in New York. Our lads are so far undefeated.

A beauty pageant, a special Mass, a waterfront festival, and some of the best young traditional musicians in this part of the world--you'll be happy you're Irish this weekend! Find out everything.

Go to a movie premiere, see some football, listen and dance to a great Irish group from Arizona (who knew they had Irish people?) and get ready for another fabulous Penns Landing Irish Festival. Read about all this and more!

A great annual three-day Celtic fest kicks off the summer festival season near Phoenixville. Find out more about this and other events that will get your Irish up this month.