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Irish America magazine - June/July '08 issue: Irish soldiers in Kosovo, Faiths o’ the Irish, Ireland of a Thousand Welcomes?, Finding Home, U2 Have Gone 3D, The House that Hoban built, Straight from the bottle, Keeping it All in the Family, Holy Wells

Annascaul to Antarctic

Legendary adventures of Irish explorer Tom Crean and how they have been set to music

Marian Keyes - Chick Lit

Marian Keyes discusses her new book and the real meaning of the term chick lit

Irish Riots of July

During the so-called Orange Riots troubles from Ireland were transported directly to America.

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The O’Malley Clan

The ancient O’Maille or O’Malley name is said to be derived from the Gaelic words “maille” meaning gentle or smooth, and “maglios” meaning chieftain, which is fitting as the O’Malleys were once the chieftains of the baronies of Murrisk and Burrishoole in County Mayo.


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