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Irish America magazine - Oct/Nov '05 issue: Mo Mowlam, Eileen Collins, Changes in Irish America, 20 Great Interviews, 20 Moments In History, 20 Best Movies About Irish-Americans, Beer, Patrick Fitzgerald, Billy Bob Thornton

 
20 Great Interviews
Retrospective one-on-ones with, among others, John Huston, Gene Kelly and Gregory Peck.
 
Bread or Brew?
Edythe Preet discusses the fruits of the barley; beer and bread. Plus some unique recipes!
 
20 Great Books
Irish America’s list of essential books for the informed Irish-American.
 
 
 
 
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Who Is Patrick Fitzgerald?
He’s delivering an indictment a day to shady Chicago politicians. He’s jailing journalists as he closes in on President Bush’s top aides, trying to figure out which one leaked the name of a CIA agent whose husband criticized Bush’s invasion of Iraq.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005


John Roberts’ Irish Wife
It was a long, hot summer for Jane Sullivan. Sullivan, the wife of President Bush’s Supreme Court nominee John Roberts, was thrust into the headlines because of her devout Catholic faith. It was a faith nurtured in a New York Irish enclave.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Irish Eye on Hollywood
Having conquered the world of music and shed light on global poverty, U2 lead singer Bono is now eyeing Hollywood. Presumably this is the charismatic crooner’s way to kill time until he is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Soldier Ride
It’s a long way from California to New York, especially on a bicycle, but what makes this 4200 mile ride even more remarkable is that it was undertaken by two soldiers both of whom lost limbs in Iraq.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Rockaway Irish Honour Injured Veterans
Irish-American families in Rockaway, New York, played host to injured soldiers recently with a parade and street party organized by the community.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

The First U.S. Immigrant Gateway
When many Americans think of their ancestors at long last arriving in New York Harbour and catching their first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty they assume that their predecessors then headed straight to Ellis Island to be processed.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Irish Citizenship: Are You Eligible?
Irish-Americans are fiercely proud of their Irish heritage, as is evident in the number of Americans who apply for Irish citizenship and passports.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

In Memoriam: Mo Mowlam, Unique and Respected British Politician
Mo Mowlam, the former Secretary of State of Northern Ireland, lost her long battle with a brain tumour in late August. She was 55.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Casey Sheehan’s Irish Links
Casey Sheehan, the American Soldier whose mother is holding an anti-war vigil outside President Bush’s Texas home, was planning to tour Limerick and Cork when he returned from Iraq.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Bad Boy Billy Bob
Johnny Depp isn’t the only Hollywood star who is interested in his Irish lineage. Bad boy Billy Bob Thornton has been looking into tracing his ancestry as well.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005
Johnny Depp’s Irish Roots
Johnny Depp recently spoke to the Irish Independent promoting his remake of the popular film, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In the interview he spoke enthusiastically about his love for Ireland and the Irish culture.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Goodbye James Bond
Since 1995, Irish actor Pierce Brosnan has been James Bond.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005
Matt Dillon in Galway
Hollywood actor Matt Dillon was recently in Galway for the Arts Festival. He brought a film he is extremely proud of, City of Ghosts.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Geraldine Fitzgerald
Geraldine Fitzgerald, the beautiful and talented screen and stage actress, died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease on July 17, 2005 at her Upper East Side home in New York.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Irish Festivals of Summer
As the summer came to an end, once again, Irish-Americans took advantage of the muggy days and sultry nights to hold festivals celebrating their Irish culture.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Golden Summer for Celtic Woman
Celtic Woman’s eponymously titled album went gold on this side of the Atlantic in early August.  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005

Irish-Americans Make Their Mark in Hit HBO Series
There has never been a shortage of Irish-Americans in the forever changing rotation of the actors, directors, writers and producers who make up Hollywood. Why, they have always been one of the most talented groups of people in the history of the film industry, whether on the big screen or television!  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005
Quote Unquote
“There is a time to resist, to stand up and to confront the enemy by arms if necessary. In other words, there is a time for war. There is also a time to engage, to reach out, to put the war behind us all.”  more...
(Irish America) October/November 2005
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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