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  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Jay Mwamba |Peter J. McDermott

    Possible Breakthrough in McCarrick Case News June 12, 2025 by Irish Echo Staff Photo of the Day: Pictured is the scene where Gardaí have begun the search of a property on Monastery Walk in Clondalkin, Dublin, as part of the ongoing investigation into the 1993 disappearance and suspected murder of Long Island native Annie McCarrick. The operation involves forensic and technical examinations of a house and garden, Current residents are not connected to the case.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Jay Mwamba |Peter J. McDermott

    Casement Park in Belfast has been waiting for a day like this. The long dilapidated GAA stadium in West Belfast has been waiting for a windfall. The British government pledged one today. A £50 million (€59 million) investment is being put on the table by the British government to “support the redevelopment” of the stadium. This is a massive boost without doubt.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Jay Mwamba |Peter J. McDermott |P.J. Cunningham

    Commemorating historical battles of the American Revolution is a constant exercise here in New England, with the region having played a central role in the Revolutionary War. This month, the 250th anniversary of two key battles is being celebrated by local citizens, history societies and public officials. As is often the case in American history, both battles have significant Irish and Scots-Irish connections.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Peter J. McDermott |P.J. Cunningham |Lori Cassels |Jay Mwamba

    Ryan O’Rourke, the undefeated Dubliner dubbed “The Silent Assassin,” is a late addition to this Saturday’s Star Boxing card in White Plains, New York, featuring Harley Burke’s super middleweight scrap with Bronx fire fighter Louis Maietta. O’Rourke [12-0, 3 KOs] takes on Ohio-based Senegalese Boubacar Sylla [12-1, 7 KO] in a battle of big welterweights scheduled for eight rounds at The Westchester County Center.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishecho.com | Lori Cassels |Peter J. McDermott

    “I’m never the smartest person in the room, but I’ll always be one of the hardest working and that will take you far in any life.” So said Philip F. Anderson, a consultant in financial services with KPMG in Manhattan. When, as sometimes happens, he’s asked to give more specific advice about how to navigate the business world in New York, two things top his list. First, he tells people, never underestimate the importance of networking.

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Peter McDermott
Peter McDermott @pmcdnyc
15 May 25

The @UBuffalo boasts largest James Joyce collection in the world. It has advanced plans to build a UB James Joyce Museum on campus. https://t.co/9a3N6Rzx6X @IrelandEmbUSA @IrelandinNY @IrishEcho

Peter McDermott
Peter McDermott @pmcdnyc
19 Apr 25

https://t.co/sEmGhsLgBw Joe Mulligan S.J. has had an interesting career working non-violently for justice. Spent 1970-72 in federal prison for activities opposing the draft. Worked with Christian Base Communities in Managua since 1986. Latest book is about St. Luke's Gospel.

Peter McDermott
Peter McDermott @pmcdnyc
20 Mar 25

“The buck stops here” meets “All politics is local” — the rise of Harry S. Truman. https://t.co/Ku6zb8KiQ5