All articles tagged with #irish culture
The article highlights the cultural and historical significance of Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, as a symbol of Irish identity and sports, and discusses the NFL's efforts to expand its international presence by hosting games there, including the upcoming Steelers vs. Vikings match, blending Irish tradition with American football's global growth.
Margaret Lynch questions the effectiveness of manifesting and vision boards, sharing her personal experiences of trying to manifest a house and becoming a runner. She humorously suggests that Irish people may have a different relationship with the universe due to their historical beliefs in faeries, and ponders whether manifesting conflicts with this cultural background.
Brian O'Donovan, the beloved host of GBH's radio show A Celtic Sojourn and creator of "A Christmas Celtic Sojourn," has passed away at the age of 66 after a battle with brain cancer. O'Donovan, known for his passion for Celtic music and Irish culture, was a fixture in the New England community and his annual holiday production became a cherished tradition. He leaves behind a legacy of celebrating and preserving the beauty of Celtic culture.
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are in full swing across the United States, with parades, pub crawls, and state visits. Savannah's parade, a 199-year-old tradition, drew thousands of tourists and locals, while New York City's parade, billed as the world's largest and oldest, drew throngs to Fifth Avenue. President Joe Biden welcomed Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar to the White House, and cities like Chicago and Boston will hold their parades and festivities this weekend. The Savannah parade has ballooned into one of the South's largest street parties after Mardi Gras, and Irish immigrants have a deep history in helping New York City become what it is today.