Three new additions to the sidebar in the Irish sector:
   1) Writing it Down Fills in Pieces of the Puzzle Well-written pieces AND frequent mentions […]

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If you liked Irish comedian Kevin Gildea in Kansas City back in September, you might be interested to know that his appearance here gets name-checked […]

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$99 Bargain SOLD
Irish Street II
This Irish painting is on canvas with painted sides, so ready to hang as is.
It’s two foot wide, and six […]

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You recall in discussing the Flight of the Earls that I mentioned there was a whole bunch of Irish-born people readying to leave the Kansas […]

Read: How ’bout Them Earls »

As promised, just for Irish KC readers, two paintings are now available at significantly reduced prices.
UPDATE: Both of these paintings sold very quickly but are […]

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The Lucky Charms have added onto their website four of the songs recently recorded at Panic Productions in Leewood, Kansas with the help of Brent […]

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New York’s Black 47 - last seen in Kansas City in September - are now back from their trip to Ireland with a bunch of […]

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Today sees the departure from Kansas City after seven years of an Irish man called Alfie, as he returns to live in Ireland.
When I […]

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Boys and girls, Eolaí gan Fhéile is leaving Kansas City and moving back to Ireland.
Economic survival. And last Christmas everything changed. Changed utterly.
Irish KC shall […]

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If a pit bull terrier terrorises passengers on a bus, is the dog a terrorist? But if the bus is in Belfast is the dog […]

Read: Ireland, Pit Bulls, and the City of Kansas »

Q. You Travel By Train In Ireland, Don’t You?
A. We didn’t have a car when I was growing up. One appeared when I was around […]

Read: FAIQ #22: You Travel By Train In Ireland, Don’t You? »

British genealogy site, Ancestry.co.uk, have made available passenger lists of over 100 million names from more than 100 American ports, in what is claimed to […]

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Speaking of Irish speech, it’s Sunday Short time and it’s all about the way we speak.
About twenty years ago, when I was temporarily in England, […]

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Impossible not to like the boys at Blogorrah when they explain to the rest of the world that Irish people aren’t interested in American celebrities […]

Read: Michael Jackson, Ireland, who cares? »

• You eat people
• Your music has more than two dimensions
• You love sports nobody, not even you, plays
• You’re surprised by American soul singers
• […]

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Once upon-a-time, on Hallowe’en in Ireland:
1. Which of the following did you never find inside a brack?
    a) Coin
    b) Ring
    c) Cloth
    d) Plastic […]

Read: Hallowe’en in Ireland: A Quiz »

One of the highlights of the recent Irish Festival in Kansas City for me, was sitting with Seven Nations‘ Kirk McLeod as we watched Black […]

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Just heard from my parents that they went to Tullamore in Offaly for dinner last weekend. Because you’re an avid Irish KC reader, you’ll remember […]

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• Nearly three times more Americans moved to Ireland last year than Irish immigrated to the United States. (NY Times via Blogorrah)
• New Irish RFID […]

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Q. Doesn’t It Rain All The Time In Ireland?
A. It only rains 8% of the time in the wettest months in Ireland.
In the driest […]

Read: FAIQ #15 : Doesn’t It Rain All The Time In Ireland? »