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Irish America magazine - Aug/Sept '03 issue: Gregory Peck, Barney Rosset, The Irish Brigade, John Walsh, The Magdalene Sisters, Patriotic Potatoes, Damien Rice, Paul Brady, Enya, A Very Special Olympics
Gregory Peck A Class Act
When Gregory Peck passed away on June 12, the world mourned one
of the last icons of Hollywood’s glory years. In all the tributes
that were paid to him, few mentioned Peck’s Irish roots, of which
he was most proud. more... |
(Irish America Magazine Aug/Sept
'03)
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Barney Rosset’s
Trip of a Lifetime
For Barney Rosset it was a special sort of homecoming. The inveterate
publisher behind Grove Press had been invited as a guest speaker
at Trinity College Dublin to mark the 50th anniversary of Samuel
Beckett’s Waiting for Godot.
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(Irish America Magazine Aug/Sept
'03)
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The Irish Brigade
As Ron McGovern, wearing his Civil War captain’s uniform replete
with brass buttons and sword, sat in a pew at St. Patrick’s Old
Cathedral in New York’s Little Italy a few years ago, he couldn’t
help feeling “a little time transport.”
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(Irish America Magazine Aug/Sept
'03)
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The Life of John Walsh
Before he was a TV icon, crime-fighter, father of a murdered child,
legislative harbinger and “the guy in the leather jacket,” John
Walsh was an Irish-American everyman.
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(Irish America Magazine Aug/Sept
'03)
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Wall Street
Irish America’s Sixth Annual more...
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(Irish America Magazine Aug/Sept
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