
St Patricks Day – A Quiet One • Lá Fhéile Phádraig Ciúin
It is fair to say 2020 as a whole was a very different year for everyone worldwide and with the pandemic extending into 2021, St. Patrick’s Day was no exception …
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It is fair to say 2020 as a whole was a very different year for everyone worldwide and with the pandemic extending into 2021, St. Patrick’s Day was no exception …
Read MoreSt Patrick’s Day for an Irish Dancer is truly a holiday like no other. For our community, it feels like a day where we can give the rest of the …
Read MoreToday’s article comes from Ciaran Keogh a 17 year dancers from Crumlin, Dublin. He dances for the Aisling Keogh Academy in Dublin. In 1969 during the split of Irish dancing …
Read MoreLate last year, CLRG passed the roll out of Regional Online Feisanna. Over the last few weeks several regions have ran their events and LuAnnO’Rourke Boyd ADCRG gives us an …
Read MoreThis problem is so vast and engrained in society, and not limited to law enforcement. It’s impossible to say when or how institutionalized racism will be dismantled, although it’s been heartening to see many people who have heretofore been in denial take a moment to reflect and change. It is my hope that policy changes can save lives right now as we wait for a time when things are more equal and fair.
Read MoreAll around the world, society seems fractured and torn apart. There’s so much noise, so many clashing viewpoints. Instead of dialogue, we seem too ready to presume the worst intentions of anyone whose viewpoint differs from ours. Each day, any hope for meaningful or productive discourse fades. Sadly, at time when we need to look critically at hard issues, we are more interested in picking fights with those who disagree with us.
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