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Transatlantic bridge-builder, veteran Irish American stalwart Bill Cox (71) mourned (opens the original)
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A funeral service has been held in his native Stockholm, NJ for Irish American community stalwart and legal luminary William Cox. Bill, who had been struggling with illness recently, passed away suddenly on 17 August. A tireless supporter of the Irish Echo and transatlantic bridge-builder, it was once said of the 71-year-old attorney that he believed every plane he boarded should land in Ireland. His devotion to Ireland and Irish America was reflected in his family's close ties to Ireland. He wa
Glory O, to a reverse-ferret author shedding fresh light on America's bold Fenian men (opens the original)
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An authoritative tome on the Fenian movement of America which spotlights the role of Black volunteers in this late-19th Century revolutionary movement, is, of course, a must-read for aficionados of Irish history. But when the author is actually an Irish speaking American immigrant who has made Belfast his home — a latter-day, reverse-ferret fenian, a tabloid headline writer might suggest — then the work deserves pride of place in the front window of every bookshop in any city where green is worn
Rolling out green carpet for Teamsters' Pres as Fleadh fever grips Belfast (opens the original)
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For a guy who gets sick on the Strangford ferry, I took to the inaugural Irish Echo Maritime Awards in New York this past April like a duck to water. In fact, I was buoyed up that night by the comments of International Brotherhood of Teamsters President Sean O'Brien who was presenting an award to his fellow Massachusetts Port Authority director and CEO Richard A. Davey, Jr. Reflecting on the oceans of negativity engulfing our media, Sean asked if perhaps we could focus instead on some positives:
NJ lawyer goes the distance for local Irish schools (opens the original)
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New Jersey attorney Mike Breen will swap the courtroom for the triathlon course on Saturday to raise funds for charity Mary's Gift which supports Irish medium schools in the North of Ireland. The veteran Irish American advocate, who is also recipient of the Belfast Ambassador Medal, founded Mary's Gift 16 years ago to support struggling Gaelscoileanna across the North. Now learning Irish and a frequent visitor to Ireland, Mike says participation in the Supertri New Jersey Triathlon on 19 July ha
Meet the GM rolling out red carpet for U.S. visitors to Belfast's newest hotel (opens the original)
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A shining addition to Belfast's hotel offering, offering stunning views over Belfast City Hall and combining five-star service with deep heritage, The Bedford Hotel has been a long time in gestation. And at the helm of the prestigious hostelry is hospitality sector veteran Mike Gatt. It's almost a generation since the turn-of-the-last-century insurance offices, over time remodelled as multi-use spaces which included the studio of artist Rita Duffy, were first mooted as a flagship hotel for the c
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