Rugadh Padraig Jack O'Flaithearta isteach i clann ceolmhar in Árainn. Mac an amhránaí Barry Ronan agus nia an file Mary O'Malley, tá sé bródúil go mbíonn sé ag scríobh ceol i mBearla agus Gaeilge ar an giotár agus an piano.

More than 1.5 million people left Ireland, many ending up in Canada. Among the most vulnerable were nearly 1,700 orphaned children.

Irish Government Minister, Timmy Dooley raised the Irish Flag at Ottawa City Hall on March 17th

Compiled by Tommy Fegan, inspired by the shenanigans of Tom Mulligan’s Cobblestone’s Pub Dublin. From the heart of Dublin's traditional music scene comes a collection that'll have you laughing faster than The Dublin Reel!

Carole A Logan: Three cousins mysteriously return to their ancestral village in Northern Ireland. There’s mischief, secrets, predictions, and maybe fairies … if you believe in fairies.

Using published and online primary sources, Melanie uncovers the story of the migration of the Irish to Canada before and during The Great Famine.

Sue Nally from Kitchener/Waterloo on the happenings surrounding the St Patrick's Festival.

Tom O'Neill: Irish Society of the National Capital Region outlined events scheduled to celebrate St Patrick around the area.

Aoife Kelleher & Patrick Murray

Cecily Gilligan beautifully chronicles her research in Ireland of traditional cures. Most of her work was in the North West area of Sligo/Leitrim.