Q. I’m an Irish citizen who recently gave birth to a child here in the US. I want to get a US passport for my child before we take a trip to Ireland this summer, if that will be possible by then. Does the child’s father need to come with me or sign something to get the passport?
About a year ago, University of Limerick graduate James Frawley was hoping to grow his understanding of architecture by coming to the US. Needless to say, James was excited to see and explore the impressive architecture that New York is famous for, recalling fondly, “my daily commutes were spent star gazing at many famous architectural works.”
By Dick Flavin, Special to BostonIrish March 31, 2020
Dick Flavin, Special to BostonIrish
This is a newsletter featuring whatever thoughts I might have at any particular time about any particular subject. Some entries, but not all, might be on the Red Sox and baseball, and some, but not all, might contain verse.
It was no surprise really to read recent comments by Niall Gibbons, CEO of Tourism Ireland, about the group’s focus on 2020, especially in light of the Covid-19 outbreak and the Irish government’s move to completely shut down the country to save lives.
By Sean Smith, Special to BostonIrish March 27, 2020
Sean Smith, Special to BostonIrish
Not surprisingly, what would normally have been a robust calendar of Irish/Celtic/traditional music-related events in Greater Boston last month was decimated by the coronavirus crisis.
By Sean Smith, Special to BostonIrish March 27, 2020
Sean Smith, Special to BostonIrish
March was shaping up as a typically busy month for area musicians like Declan Houton, Kate McDermott, Stuart Peak, and Colm O’Brien, denizens of the Greater Boston Irish/Celtic scene – which, as everyone knows, is at high operating capacity during what is often called “St.