The Gaelic American

In the 1790s, rural County Armagh was a hotbed of Protestant and Catholic sectarianism. Friction between the two groups culminated in a fierce pitched...

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The Orange Legacy in New York

John T. Ridge - July 12, 2022 0

In the 1790s, rural County Armagh was a hotbed of Protestant and Catholic sectarianism. Friction between the two groups culminated in a fierce pitched...

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Comment on the War on the Irish Language

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Excerpt from The Gaelic American, July 9, 1921. The July 9, 1921 edition of The Gaelic American contained an article titled “War on the Irish...

“Sean South” and “The Patriot Game”

Mike McCormack - December 31, 2021 0

On New Year’s Day in 1957, an event occurred that is remembered in song to this day. It all began after World War Two...

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100 Years On: The Treaty

TGA Editorial Staff - December 6, 2021 0

The Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed one hundred years ago today. It was signed by the British delegation, led by Prime Minister David Lloyd-George, and...