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Revolutionary Irish

When the American Revolution erupted in June, 1775, the Irish and Scots-Irish living in New England quickly joined the colonial…

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The American Revolution is taking center stage across the United States this year, as preparations get underway to officially celebrate…

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On November 14, 1888, state and city officials and citizens from greater Boston officially unveiled  the Boston Massacre Memorial on the Tremont…

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South Boston’s distinction as the nation’s most Irish-American community goes back to the 19th century, when Irish immigrants first settled…

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Tip O’Neill Bust in Buncrana, photo courtesy of Visit Donegal Legendary politician Thomas P. ‘Tip’ O’Neill, one of the most impactful…

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Irish Heritage Trail

The Irish Heritage Trail, a guide to landmarks of Irish-American artists and heroes from the 1700s to the present here in Massachusetts.

All Things Kennedy

President John F. Kennedy’s visit to Ireland on June 26-29, 1963 was later described by his siblings as one of…

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The family of President John F. Kennedy has deep roots in Massachusetts, dating to 1848, when all eight of JFK’s…

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United States President Jimmy Carter joined numerous elected officials, political dignitaries and members of the Kennedy family to formally dedicate…

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On August 7, 1961, President John F. Kennedy used 22 pens to sign into law the Cape Cod National Seashore. The new park,…

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