"King Clancy was frequently celebrated as a prominent Irish-Canadian athlete, with the Toronto Maple Leafs even holding "Clancy Night" on St. Patrick's Day in 1934 to honor him." (Wikipedia)
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Miramichi, New Brunswick: Officially proclaimed as the "Irish Capital of Canada," with deep roots in the Irish famine era. #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
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Montréal is home to Canada’s longest-running #SaintPatricksDay parade, a tradition that began in 1824.
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"Catherine O'Hara (1954–2026) was a third-generation Canadian of entirely Irish descent. She often described her family background as being Irish "on all sides," with her ancestors emigrating from Ireland to Canada." #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
"Elias Disney was born in the rural village of Bluevale, in what is now Ontario, Canada, to Irish Protestant immigrants. He was best known as the father of Roy and Walt Disney, co-founders of The Walt Disney Company." (Wikipedia) #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
Maureen Forrester (1930–2010), the celebrated Canadian contralto, was born in Montreal to a Scottish father, Thomas Forrester, and an Irish mother, May Arnold. #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
Stompin' Tom Connors (born Charles Thomas Connors, 1936 in Saint John New Brunswick.) was of Irish descent through both parents. Connors' songs have become part of the Canadian cultural landscape. #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
A Saint Patrick’s Day parade, 1924
Montréal is home to Canada’s longest-running #SaintPatricksDay parade, a tradition that began in 1824.
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Timothy Eaton (1834–1907), the founder of Canada's Eaton department store, was an Irish-born businessman, born near Ballymena in County Antrim (now Northern Ireland). He immigrated to Canada in 1854. #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
"The first recorded Irishman in Canada, then known as New France, was Tadhg O’Brennan. (Tadhg Cornelius Ó’Braonáin) He had deep roots from around Castlecomer in Co Kilkenny. Tadhg departed for France and in 1661 for Quebec, aged 45, where he married and had a family." #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
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“At the Roller Rink on My Last Day in Dublin” — in FlashFlood by @natflashfictionday.bsky.social
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“The Cougar in the Attic” — in Moonpark Review @moonparkreview.bsky.social
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“Only Water, Then Sky” — in Atlas & Alice
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“On the longest night of the darkest year” was short-listed for the Welkin Writing Prize
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hybrid piece: Matilija — in Temple in a City
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She’s excited to share some recent pieces:
her comic “Birds of Los Angeles”:
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was the cover artist for Issue 5: Resistance.
See her artwork, “Speak Truth, Speak Fire”
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GARY FINNEGAN
You can listen to Gary reading “Limbo Nights” on the Frazzled Lit podcast here. Gary is working on a novel.
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GARY FINNEGAN
“Limbo Nights” won the Frazzled Lit Short Story Award 2025.
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GARY FINNEGAN
His flash fiction and short stories have appeared in a wide range of journals. Anew piece called “Career Guidance” is forthcoming in Flash Fiction Magazine. “Winter Camp” won the Shooter Flash Competition last November:
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GARY FINNEGAN is based in county Kildare, Ireland. His story, “Dress-up Night,” was published in Issue 6: Nostalgia. (1/)
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"Nellie McClung (née Mooney) was born on October 20, 1873, into an Irish immigrant family in Chatsworth, Ontario. She credited her Irish roots for her quick wit, storytelling ability, and love of laughter. She was an activist for women's rights." #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
Dinner at the Harp in Cleveland
Yearly March dinner at #TheHarp in #Cleveland #Ohio with the mother and the wife. ☘️
#StPatricksDay #IrishCuisine #ClevelandOhio #IrishHeritageMonth
"Margaret Sinclair has Irish ancestry through her family line. She is a direct descendant of Arthur Bernard, who served as High Sheriff of Cork in 1697. She is an advocate for people with bipolar disorder, with which she has been diagnosed." #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
Green is officially in the air at #SanFrancisco City Hall. #sfsheriff helped kick off #IrishHeritageMonth with @danieluriesf raising the Irish Flag! DON'T YOU FEEL LUCKIER ALREADY... #luckoftheirish #IrishPride #StPatricksDay #irishcoffee
#TheTossers are criminally underrated. They predate #DropkickMurphys and #FloggingMolly but never get the credit they deserve. Time to show them some love! ☘️
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John Edward Broadbent (March 21, 1936 – January 11, 2024) was a Canadian social-democratic politician and political scientist of Irish descent. He was leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) from 1975 to 1989, and a member of Parliament from 1968 to 1990 and from 2004 to 2006. #IrishHeritageMonth 🇨🇦
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Irish Canadians have played a profound role in shaping the Canada we know today.
Photographer George Munday’s breathtaking images are accompanied by the intriguing stories behind the construction of these wonderful oddities that dot our landscape.
💻: https://tinyurl.com/mr9hmwfx
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