Ireland Calls Radio Show New York

Emer Dunne is coming back to America on Tour.

sular demand. Enjoy our conversation

Emer Dunne - Irish Folk Singer

Ireland Calls is delighted to welcome Martin Quinn. I’m truly honored to have the opportunity to speak with him and hear about his inspiring journey building Peace Bridges around the world.

It’s no surprise that April 18th is celebrated as Martin Quinn Day in Westchester, New York.

I hope you enjoy and feel inspired by our conversation.

Today, I am joined by an amazing, inspiring young lady, Taylor McCaffrey, who works closely with visually impaired individuals, helping them gain the confidence and skills to navigate the world independently.

Taylor is also the chairperson of a very special fundraising Event on April 26th at the Co Cork Association Hall in NY 33-01 Greenpoint Ave, for the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, a charity organisation -who transformes lives through the power of guide dogs.

We talked about her inspiring work, the impact of the guide dogs, and how you can get involved in supporting this wonderful cause.

Enjoy our conversation and feel free to learn more about this wonderful charitable organisation and all the work it's doing to improve the lives of those who need it.

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Recently, I was truly honored to speak with a remarkably inspiring young man, Chris Bennett, of Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.

Irish Guide Dogs provide life-changing guide and assistance dogs — free of charge — to people who are vision impaired and families of children with autism across Ireland.

Chris shares how these remarkable dogs are trained, the powerful partnerships they create, and why community support is essential.

A moving and uplifting conversation about service, dignity, and the bond between humans and dogs.

Learn more and feel free to support this wonderful CharityIrish Guide Dogs for the Blind | Guide and Assistance Dogs

I had a very engaging and enjoyable conversation with the Chairman of the NY GAA, Sean Price, covering club and county, community growth, and the continued strengthening of Gaelic games abroad. We also spoke about the highly anticipated Connacht Senior Football Championship clash taking place at Gaelic Park on Sunday, April 12th, and how you can attend and purchase tickets.

He shares insight into the significance of bringing inter-county championship action to New York and what supporters can expect on the day.

We also delve into the latest developments within the NY GAA, including a comprehensive update on the ongoing redevelopment of Gaelic Park, the future vision for the grounds, and what it means for the Irish community and GAA supporters across New York.

I hope you enjoy our chat.

Thank you

Treasa

NYGAA Senior Division

I am honored to once again to chat with this distinguished gentleman, Bob McCann, Grand Marshal of the New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2026.

Join me as Bob reflects on an unforgettable day leading the parade up 5th Avenue. He shares behind-the-scenes moments, discusses the honor of representing the Irish American community, and explains what the experience meant to him personally. What a Day!Enjoy our conversation, and thank you for tuning in!

I am genuinely honored to have the opportunity to speak with Ken about his remarkable experience marching up Fifth Avenue as an aide to the Grand Marshal, Robert J. McCann.

This unforgettable day was filled with excitement, pride, and a strong sense of community as they participated in the biggest and best Parade in the World.

I look forward to diving into all the details of his experience and sharing that joy with you. Enjoy our conversation!

This week, I have the honor of chatting with an incredible and humble leader, Bishop Robert J. Brennan, who serves the people of Brooklyn and Queens. During our conversation, we discussed his Irish heritage, his family, and his commitment to serving the community in Brooklyn. We also talked about his role as the Guest of Honor at the Co. Sligo Association's Dinner Dance, which will take place on March 14th at Antun's. I truly enjoyed our discussion, and I hope you do too!

The County Sligo Social & Benevolent Association of New York Dinner Dance will take place:

Friday, March 14

Antun’s 96-43 Springfield Boulevard, Queens Village, New York

Cocktail Hour: 7:00 PM

Dinner & Dancing: 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM

This year, the Guest of Honor is Bishop Robert J. Brennan, Bishop of Brooklyn and Queens

Official Website

You can find details, tickets, and journal information here:

🔗 County Sligo Association of New York Website

This week, I had a wonderful conversation with Robert J. "Bob" McCann, the Grand Marshal of the NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade.

He shared his family history, including his grandfather's roots in County Armagh, Ireland, and their journey to America. It's an inspiring story of hard work, determination, never giving up, and success.

I hope you enjoy our chat. Thank you for listening!

Today I was delighted to Chat with Peadar, about Aontu, this morning from Washington. Enjoy our chat about Ireland's Rising Party Aontu which means Unity thank you for listening.

Homepage - Aontú Aontú is the fastest-growing political party in Ireland, having had the largest growth in votes in the last general election, is spiking in the polls and has had a huge influx of new members from across the 32 counties. Aontú is a party of common sense, Irish Unity and Economic justice.  Deputy Tóibín will visit Washington, D.C. on January 22nd and 23rd to hold a number of events and meet with members of the Irish-American community before travelling to The Big Apple to hold the first meeting of the Friends of Aontú in New York City on Saturday, 24th of January.  In Connollys in NY City This event will focus on bringing together supporters, outlining the work Aontú has been undertaking across the 32 counties of Ireland in the recent past, and outlining our strategy going forward to safeguard life, promote and secure Irish unity and ingrain economic justice for families and workers across the country.  Deputy Tóibín's visit to Washington D.C. will include attendance at the March for Life, meetings with the Ancient Order of Hibernians and meetings with Senators, Congressmen and Congresswomen. Deputy Tóibín will update U.S. politicians on political events in Ireland, focusing on the issues of Irish Unity, the impact of British legacy legislation, the right to life in Ireland and the economic situation in Ireland and the EU. At this critical juncture for the future of Irish unity and America's enduring legacy as a peacebuilder in Ireland, this initiative by Aontú seeks to build upon its own role in the Oireachtas and in communities across the island, and our diaspora.