Councillor Flynn's right: Southie's parade needs a re-set

Our friends and neighbors in South Boston have grown accustomed to disruptions and some measure of bad behavior from the hundreds of thousands of people who descend on “the town” each year for the St. Patrick’s Day-themed parade through their streets. 

But, in the aftermath of this year’s events, there’s a growing sentiment that the parade – along with the throngs of people that it attracts – has become more than just a nuisance. It’s a public safety hazard.

Dublin man visiting Boston for St. Patrick's weekend faces rape charges

A 37-year-old Dublin man visiting Boston for the St. Patrick's Day weekend with other members of the Dublin Fire Brigade has been charged with raping a woman at a downtown hotel last Friday. Terrence Crosbie was ordered held on $100,000 bail in a Boston courtroom. Prosecutors say he was arrested on Saturday evening as he attempted to fly home to Ireland after he was interviewed about the incident by police on Saturday.

Eire Society's Gold Medalist for 2024 is Fintan O'Toole

Save the Date - Invitation to follow.
Thursday May 2, 2024, 6pm.

The Éire Society of Boston has announced the Gold Medal award recipient for 2024 is Fintan O'Toole. The award will be presented at a Gold Medal  Award Ceremony on Thursday evening, May 2, 2024  at 6 pm at the Omni Parker House.

The Gold Medal is awarded annually to a person or persons who exemplify the best of Irish culture and ideals. It is presented to those who have made significant contributions in their field of expertise which benefit society.

Sustainability reigns at Powerscourt Estate and Gardens

Powerscourt Estate and Gardens in County Wicklow is continuing its journey towards being recognised on a global stage for its sustainability initiatives. The stunning Palladian mansion, set in 1,000 acres, which include 47 acres of landscaped gardens, is one of Ireland’s top attractions and has been named the third best garden in the world by National Geographic.

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