Today In Irish History

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TODAY IN IRISH HISTORY

1946: Eugene O’Neill’s magnificent play “Iceman Cometh,” premieres in New York City. O’Neill was Irish immigrant actor James O’Neill and Mary Ellen Quinn.

1965: The British and Irish Ryder Cup golf team featuring Irishmen Christy O’Connor and Jimmy Martin were beaten 191/2 to 121/2 at Royal Birkdale Golf Club. Christy O’Connor was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame 2009.

See these images and more in For the Love of Being Irish

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For the Love of Being Irish written by Chicago based Corkman Conor Cunneen and illustrated by Mark Anderson which is an A-Z of all things Irish. This is a book that contains History, Horror, Humor, Passion, Pathos and Lyrical Limericks that will have you giving thanks (or wishing you were) For the Love of Being Irish

Watch For the Love of Being Irish author Conor Cunneen – IrishmanSpeaks on his Youtube channel IrishmanSpeaks. Laugh and Learn. Here Conor was speaking to Harley-Davidson

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