At the onset of the Civil war, New Orleans was protected in part by Fort Jackson, located sixty-five miles down the Mississippi River. On April 27, 1862, confederate soldiers, a majority of whom were German and Irish immigrants mutinied…
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Anne O'Brien who runs the Beloved Margaret Haughery of New Orleans was kind enough to share some additional tidbits about Margaret and her…
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“No work was too menial, no venture too unprofitable, for her.”
Without question, among the Irish…
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Usually, when we speak about the Irish Diaspora in the USA, New Orleans is not among the cities that first come to mind as centers of Irish population and…
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Laura D. Kelley’s Irish roots dictated the focus of her study, and Irish luck lent a hand when she met on her first day in the Crescent City a man from “da Channel”– the Irish Channel – with an unusual accent reminiscent of New York City even though he was born and raised in New…
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Courtesy of Warflag.com Flag of Berwick's regiment of the Irish… |
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Courtesy of Warflag.com Flag similar to those carried by Irish regiments in Spanish service.… |
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National Museum of Ireland The flag of Dillon's Regiment, Irish Brigade of France. |
DOMNAIGH -- On February 1, 1702, the…
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Here's Christine's last book on Amazon.The following is a transcript taken from the…
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While Dublin was less affected by the famine than almost any other region or county in Ireland, this…
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