This week we chat with some Irish organizations across the country and hear of their St Patrick's Day/Week/Month plans and activities. John Barry of The Irish Club of Mississauga

Kevin Tracey of the United Irish Society of Montreal, Jen Keir of the Ottawa Gaels,

James Maloney MP tells of the background and impact of Irish Heritage Month and the motion that was passed in the House of Commons last year.

Patrick Murray of the Irish Film Festival Ottawa talks about Aoife McArdle directing 3 episodes of Severence on Apple TV. Aoife previously directed Kissing Candace which was screened at IFFO. Also Claire Dunne's “Herself”. Which is available on Amazon Pr

CelticFest Vancouver is Western Canada’s biggest annual Celtic festival. CelticFest is a rich cultural celebration of the seven Celtic nations’ kinship and community.

From Anne Griffin, the bestselling author of When All is Said, comes Listening Still, a refreshing new novel about a young woman who can hear the dead—a talent which is both a gift and a curse.

Raymond Keogh: a lifetime dedicated to understanding his own family’s complex social history, became the ideal blend in which he developed the concept of our common or universal Identity.

Karen Walshe

Patrick Murray of the Irish Film Festival Ottawa discusses the Irish nominees.

Sjef Frenken talks about Padraig O'Broin (J. Patrick Byrne), 1908-1967, was an internationally known Canadian Poet. He ranks among the great Canadian Poets of his time