The story of an Irish-American in Kansas City continues.
As I said it would.
This is for Friday.
There are 4 more such posts coming today.
The contents of […]

Read: Nobody’s Child #3 »

Kansas-based Celtic jewelry vendor My Celtic Treasures has begun a Celtic Cross & Chain Gift Program for US Celtic Soldiers.
A regular vendor at Irish and […]

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A-a-a…woooooooo

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Some Irish events and news for Kansas City, Missouri is coming up in a short while - I’m just a bit out of whack having […]

Read: KC Irish Events & News Forthcoming »

For the first time in over a year, I bought a paper.
The Irish Times is 1.70 euro which at today’s rates of exchange is […]

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As an actress I do have a regard for her, but I wish that Annette Bening would stop spamming Irish KC
See Also:
   • Irish Wishes
   • Irish […]

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While packing my world into cardboard boxes I came across something I’d like to give away.
I do like Father Ted, and more so as it […]

Read: Packing Notes #1: Calling Father Ted Fans »

The teapot is packed.
Some Longer Irish Things I’ve Written in KC:
   • Good Times Don’t Last
   • Literally America
   • Turkeyed Out
   • Autumn, I Mean Fall
   • Everyone’s a […]

Read: I Don’t Know About You, But I Fancy A Pint »

Boys and girls, as we approach the hour of Friday, August 31, 2007, it’s a very big day for Irish KC.
Somewhere in the next few […]

Read: Kansas City Moves To Ireland »

For the stalkers and the concerned who have been following my imminent move to Ireland, there have been developments.
Promised that confirmation would be received on […]

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Just a thought.
On fusion.
Y’know, Celtic fusion. Or the fusion of trad and jazz. Or metal. Or bluegrass. Or punk. Or rockabilly.
Or whatever you’re having yourself.
If […]

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Here’s a few random notes for the here and now readers among you.
If you’re reading these notes there and then, I apologise.
Bear in mind […]

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According to a report in the Kansas City Star, some St. Charles School eighth-grade students wrote essays that won contests during the school year.
Although the […]

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Nothing says peace in Ireland like Irish teens on holiday.
And this time some of the lucky ones got to go to McPherson in Kansas.
Religious […]

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Well this will teach me to miss Trad Recitals and Live Irish music in pubs.
It’s always good to be humbled though.
Still, I have to wonder […]

Read: How Irish is Irish KC? »

He got a late start, but Kansas City’s most famous walking blogger, Scoot, is currently walking a planned distance of 40 miles, from Liberty on […]

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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 […]

Read: Anticipation of a Big Day »

Good morning Kansas city and welcome to car crash blogging.
I have a brand new pedal, and a brand new ankle, and so resume living again. […]

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Boys and girls, we have a date.
And that’s all I can say for now. There’ll be more nearer the time. What time? This time.
I just […]

Read: Moving Progress »

I’ve never known it so quiet considering all the noise. Like a car crash.
So what happens now?
I wait for the right thing to be done.
And […]

Read: Is That The Light Dying? »