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One of the greatest sights I first noticed in Kansas City, was this great mural depicting Dublin’s legendary 1983 All-Ireland winner, Kieran Duff.
Dublin’s forward Duff, […]

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The following review of To Hell Or Barbados by Damien Dempsey, appears in a slightly shorter version in the July 2007 issue of the Midwest […]

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Ballyvaughan Story is an award-winning Irish short animated documentary featuring a story from the War of Independence.
It’s a small story from 1921 in Ballyvaughan, which […]

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It’s been eight years since I first started explaining what blogging is, and to judge by some blogs around I haven’t done a very good […]

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Since most of my family are still in Ireland, we do what all familes separated by thousands of miles do. We swap photos online.
I mentioned […]

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The Irish blogging story of the last 24 hours has been Damien Mulley and Sky Handling Partners.
Readers of Irish KC will know Damien as, among […]

Read: Irish Blogosphere & Beyond Rallies Behind Mulley »

Speaking of differences and similarities between Ireland and the US, it’s time for talk of seasons.
Brother the younger is long a fan of how the […]

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Since I’m on an animal jaunt, I want to talk about an animal here in the midwest that we don’t have in Ireland.
This is an […]

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A week ago I had to go on a tea run. I knew this because the Charge of the Light Brigade was passing through my […]

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A year ago today I wrote this about Fathers’ Day.
Such is the annual nature of holidays that not much is different a year on.
And that’s […]

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After the great success in community solutions that was the original Infrequently Asked Irish KC Questions, I can’t resist doing a further round.
Remember these are […]

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When I was planning to cycle across America, and for good measure had a plan to cycle down it, up it, and down it again […]

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June. What do you think of in the middle of the year? I know what I think of. Lists. From the previous year.
Why do […]

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For anyone wondering why doing an interview with Damien Dempsey is something to make a bit of fuss about, here’s a selection of videos of […]

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Here’s something I forgot to mention on my list of homesick cures for the Irish in America.
It’s actually the one I do the most. Not […]

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There were three things you always heard foreigners say about Ireland and the Irish when you were growing up.
And being actually Irish, and knowing […]

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Yesterday I had the pleasure of talking with Irish performing phenomenon Damien Dempsey.
Damo’s latest CD To Hell or Barbados has just been released in Ireland […]

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I’m very excited right now because it’s a big day for Irish KC.
It’s a day more important than the day I met the Governor of […]

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This is one of those weekends where Irish ex-pats follow all sorts of sporting events in and concerning Ireland.
Yesterday Irish trainer Aidan O’Brien - the […]

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