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McGillin’s Checks in as Philly’s Best Bar

The GPS-based social networking site Foursquare adds just one more honor to the already praiseworthy Center City Irish watering hole. We have a video interview with owner Chris Mullins, Jr.

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Victory at QVC

The locally produced MacDougall’s Irish Victory Cakes are popular items at fairs and in little shops, but a March 13 debut on the famous cable shopping network is about to put the icing on the cake.

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Victory at QVC

The locally produced MacDougall’s Irish Victory Cakes are popular items at fairs and in little shops, but a March 13 debut on the famous cable shopping network is about to put the icing on the cake.

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Southwestern Fare, With an Irish Accent

A popular North Wales restaurant renowned for its tasty Southwestern fare is about to blend the fire of peppers with the smoke of Irish whiskey.

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Philly Irish Pub Crawler: Reedy’s Tavern

This Torresdale taproom is a cozy neighborhood place, but with its tasty menu and lineup of craft brews, it can easily compete with the big boys.

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2014 Mid-Winter Scottish & Irish Festival

It was just what we needed—plenty of Celtic music, dance, food and culture to keep us warm. We have the pics. A lot of them.

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St. Patrick’s Day 2014 at Brittingham’s

The beloved Lafayette Hill eatery got a facelift last year. Here's how it looked on St. Patrick's Day in the morning. The story in pictures ... and a video of Oliver McElhone holding forth.

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The Irish Community Comes Together for the Meehan-Guilin Family Benefit

Last Sunday, the Philadelphia Irish Community came together to help out the Meehan-Guilin Family.

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Memorable Monthly Mondays: The Senior Luncheon at The Irish Center

They call them "Senior Luncheons," but the name is misleading because the craic that goes on at The Irish Center one Monday a month is for the young at heart.

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A New Brew Pub Comes to Town

Dubliner Ken Merriman, once the general manager of Tir na Nog, has opened Second Story Brew Pub, a new venture that's a second story all the way 'round.

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A Holly, Jolly Christmas with The Rose of Tralee

Who wouldn't want to party with Maria Walsh, Philadelphia's own International Rose of Tralee AND Santa! The Saturday Club in Wayne was rocking the Christmas spirit this past Sunday.

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The Brehons Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Tir na nOg

The Brehons know how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! We have photos from their party at Tir na nOg last week.

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McKenna’s Kitchen and Market Opens

This new Havertown BYOB combines locavore sensibilities with some Irish imports (including the chef). It occupies the same spot as the late great McKenna's Irish Shop.

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A Garden Tea Party Fundraiser and a Community Coming Together

Last Sunday, the Philadelphia Irish Community turned out in full to raise money for two special boys who are battling cancer. It was a celebration of spirit, love and courage.

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Northeast Philly Irish Festival 2015

If you wanted to listen to great music, dance, chow down on picnic goodies, and buy jewelry and T-shirts, Northeast Philly was the place. You could even buy pope-Eagles shirts.

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It’s All About the Lip Sync

The Irish Immigration Center of Philadelphia filled the ballroom of the Paxon Hollow Golf Club in Broomall last Friday night with their Lip Sync Challenge. We have photos and video!

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It’s Fig Season; Grab Some Now

Fresh figs are thought to have been used as early as 2000 B.C. One of the first fruits to be dried and stored, figs appear regularly in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, and they’re revered...

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Cranberry Bread: A Seasonal Favorite!

Cranberries take center stage now in both sweet and savory dishes. One of my favorites is this quick bread, sweet enough for dessert but not-too-sweet for breakfast or afternoon tea. The versatile...

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Downsizing the Christmas Cake

For obvious reasons, Christmas 2020 will be scaled back a bit, so for many the “big Christmas cake” won’t happen this year. Not to worry: for those like me who still love holiday baking, these mini...

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Hot Tea Month is Here

Did you know that January is celebrated as “National Hot Tea Month”? I didn’t! As a member of a tea-loving Facebook group, I discover all sorts of information that only passionate tea-lovers know and...

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