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Jay Mwamba

New York

Boxing Correspondent at Irish Echo

Articles

  • 1 week ago | irishecho.com | Ray O'Hanlon |Jay Mwamba |Daniel Neely |Geoffrey Cobb

    Ironically, the artist who best captured the subtle and ephemeral beauty of the West of Ireland was an outsider. Belfast-born Paul Henry painted canvases that are regarded as the best canvases ever painted of the region. No artist influenced Irish and international perceptions of rural traditional life and the landscape more than he did. Earlier artists had painted Irish landscapes, but these scenes looked like paintings in England or France.

  • 1 week ago | irishecho.com | Ray O'Hanlon |Jay Mwamba |Daniel Neely

    Cliona Ward, an Irish woman who has been legally resident in the U.S. for 30 years but who was recently detained by U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement, has been released. The release followed a May 7 hearing in Tacoma, Washington where Ward, 54, was being held. Last month she was detained by federal authorities at San Francisco International Airport after returning from Ireland where she had visited her father, who is in ill health.

  • 1 week ago | irishecho.com | Geoffrey Cobb |Jay Mwamba

    A Robin's Work News May 02, 2025 by Irish Echo Staff Pic of Day: A new study shows an alarming and continuing decline of bird populations in the United States. This Irish (European) Robin is more concerned with seasonal duties though would certainly be concerned for those avian cousins across the Atlantic. RollingNews.ie photo.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Geoffrey Cobb |Jay Mwamba

    Our New York Irish history can often lie hiding in plain sight, especially in Astoria, Queens. If you peer between the cracks of a chain link fence on 21st Street and 26th Avenue, there, you might notice a small, forlorn graveyard with a few ancient, weathered gravestones, many of which have sunk partially back into the ground while a few others have toppled over.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Larry Kirwan |Jay Mwamba

    Donal Ward’s Bua Boxing Gym, the first Irish-owned gym in New York since the McLaughlin brothers’ Irish Ropes closed down in Far Rockaway 19 years ago, is celebrating a notable accomplishment almost a year and a half after its opening. Dundalk native Timmy Egan’s recent Madison Square Garden victory over Yonali Sanchez in MSG Boxing’s Ring Masters 165-pound novice final produced Bua’s first amateur champion – and one trained by Ward himself.

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