Original art for the Boston Irish Magazine by Vincent Crotty. Scene depicts Dorchester heights, at the top of Telegraph Street, South Boston. It was from there that General George Washington forced the withdrawal of nearly 10,000 British troops from Boston Harbor on St Patrick's Day- March 17, 1776. The day is now memorialized in Boston as "Evacuation Day," a city holiday, as well at St. Patrick's Day. To see the current edition - download here ------------->>>
By R.J. Donovan, Special to BostonIrish February 24, 2024
R.J. Donovan, Special to BostonIrish
Eugene O’Neill’s classic drama “Long Day's Journey Into Night” follows one devastating day in the life of the Tyrone family. Set in 1912 in the family’s Connecticut summer home, the highly autobiographical Pulitzer Prize-winning play reveals a family shattered by addiction, disease, and desperation.
The County Roscommon Association of Boston has announced plans for its traditional St Patrick’s celebration- on Saturday March 30, 7- 11 pm at the Irish Social Club of Boston, 119 Park St West Roxbury.
At the event, Pat Kelly and Aoife Griffin will be honored as Roscommon Man & Woman of the year-and musical entertainment will be by Erin’s Melody with Margaret Dalton,
For more information, call Richie Gormley at 617-327-7777.
By Sean Smith, BostonIrish Contributor January 29, 2024
Sean Smith, BostonIrish Contributor
February might seem like the paradigmatic calm before the storm of March and its St. Patrick’s Day-related festivities, but there’s a fair amount of Irish/Celtic music in Boston and vicinity during the shortest month.