Kansas City Irish Post 500

In the short life of this Kansas City website, we have now reached the 500th post.

That means there's an awful lot of drivel on here and only a small amount of it is highlighted in the sidebar as a Most Popular Entry or in a category, like the Irish Conversations, which you'll know stems from what I miss about Ireland - because you've read all the FAIQ.

For the rest you'd have to go digging through the archives. March for instance was dominated by St Patrick's Day and all the events related, but it includes some things like the Paddy Rock Radio Top 25 CDs which don't yet have a category for a home.

April continued the reviews of things like Celtic Music News, though at times it's barely disguised nostalgia, as are my news reactions which also don't have a category - unless they're related to Immigration issues, American or Irish.

Irish politics, in the form of the 1916 Rising, is for now in the sidebar, as are the Irish shows that we inflict on the world, god forgive us. Some people, like Ivor Cutler, Michael McGlynn, Bobby Sands, Damien Mulley and Mark E Smith are just homeless. For now.

This month saw the introduction of drawings, for now concentrated in Eddie Delahunt's section, and the beginning of a new Kansas City Irish cartoon strip The Hairdressers Guide to Information Technology

Meanwhile reorganizing will continue whilst the new version of the site is in development, and all of it should help with finding your way around. Until then click away, get lost, and don't worry about it - navigation is organic. Oh, and tonight has barely started.

Thanks for stopping by.