On Boston stages, curtains are going up all over town

By R.J. Donovan, special to Boston Irish
February 28, 2022
R.J. Donovan, special to Boston Irish

By R. J. Donovan
Special to Boston Irish

Boston theaters were plunged into darkness and lay dormant during the pandemic.  Happily, the joy of live performances has returned and the upcoming weeks and months – right up to the “Riverdance, 25th Anniversary Show” (May 10–15) at the Wang Theatre – promise compelling offerings that deserve both your attention and support. (Covid safety precautions may vary by venue.)

“Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help” – March 3–20, Greater Boston Stage Company.

Letter from Wicklow/ Ireland considers plan to invite IA's to come live "back home"

By Larry Donnelly ​​​​​​​ Special to BostonIrish.com
February 27, 2022
Larry Donnelly ​​​​​​​ Special to BostonIrish.com

 A bid to welcome Irish Americans ‘home’
as inflation is biting hard across the USA
 
Tired of digging out in the wake of horrible winter storms?  Disgusted with a poisoned political culture and a divided citizenry?  Is it about time you finally scratched that itch you’ve had for so long?  Well, if Charlie Flanagan, an ex-government minister and long-serving TD (Teachta Dála) from the Laois-Offaly constituency, gets his way, some Irish Americans may find themselves pondering these questions.

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