UFT Irish-American Heritage Celebration
Unlike what many assume, Irish culture is not all about great writers — great dead writers, at that — remarked Noel Kilkenny, the consul general of Ireland in New York and a guest speaker at the UFT Irish-American Heritage Celebration on April 4.
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Rocker Kirwan with school secretary Anne Gallo (left) from IS 61, Staten Island, and retired guidance counselor Rosemary Gould.
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Following in his mother Cook Brogan’s footsteps, Joe Brogan became a teacher — at Talent Unlimited HS in Manhattan — and active on the Irish-American Studies Committee.
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Meyer talks about the Dublin Lockout of 1913.
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Rocker Kirwan with school secretary Anne Gallo (left) from IS 61, Staten Island, and retired guidance counselor Rosemary Gould.
Miller Photography
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Following in his mother Cook Brogan’s footsteps, Joe Brogan became a teacher — at Talent Unlimited HS in Manhattan — and active on the Irish-American Studies Committee.
Miller Photography
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Meyer talks about the Dublin Lockout of 1913.
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