Cost of living proving to be a killer in Ireland

By Larry Donnelly
September 21, 2022
Larry Donnelly

It is quite depressing, not to mention repetitious, to discuss the staggering rate of inflation in Ireland in this space.  But as I sat down to write, Newstalk radio host Kieran Cuddihy posited that the big question for many people these days, as colder weather approaches, is “How am I going to survive this winter?”  The fear of those already struggling to get by is palpable.  It is the dominant topic of conversation.

The Autumn 2022 edition is here!

By BostonIrish.com Newsroom
September 20, 2022
BostonIrish.com Newsroom

The Autumn/Fall 2022 edition of Boston Irish Magazine is now off the press and in the mail to our paid subscribers. You can find the printed edition in circulation at Irish venues and a limited number of stores throughout the Boston neighborhoods.  Readers are invited to support the publication with a paid subscription - see the link nearby.

A complimentary digital edition is also available to download online -
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Tourism Ireland unveils $1mm campaign in Boston; promotes Shannon Airport as gateway to the West

By Maureen Forry-Sorrell
September 18, 2022
Maureen Forry-Sorrell

Shannon Airport Group and Tourism Ireland have recently launched a $1 million marketing campaign to draw American tourists to the Wild Atlantic Way, with daily, non-stop flights to Shannon Airport.

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J-1 Visitor: “Boston Feels like Home but with Better Weather!"

By BostonIrish.com... (not verified)
September 15, 2022

Eoin McGing, a Letterkenny IT graduate, says that if not for the team at the Rian Immigrant Center, he may not be two months into his J-1 visa in Boston. He attributes Jude Clarke’s, Senior Manager of Learning Exchange Programs at Rian, persistence to why he’s currently living in Boston. We were lucky enough to hear this all from Eoin first hand, in our office, our first in-person article interview with an Exchange VIsitor in nearly 3 years.

For Nuala Kennedy, innovation, creativity within the tradition is what she cherishes

By Sean Smith, BostonIrish Contributor
August 31, 2022
Sean Smith, BostonIrish Contributor

 For Irish musician, singer and composer Nuala Kennedy, life is often analogous to one’s personal library, replete with inspirations, memories, lessons, cautionary tales, and every emotion on the human spectrum – the scale of it sometimes beyond our ability to keep up.

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