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Friday Night
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre presents The Rising in the powerful words of its leaders through music, poetry and readings.
Saturday Afternoon
The Pittsburgh Gaelic Athletic Association hosted a wonderful event on a beautiful, sunlit April afternoon at Couples Stadium on the South Side.
The Pittsburgh Gaelic Athletic Association hosted a wonderful event on a beautiful, sunlit April afternoon at Couples Stadium on the South Side.
The Pittsburgh Gaelic Athletic Association hosted a wonderful event on a beautiful, sunlit April afternoon at Couples Stadium on the South Side.
Saturday Evening
The Pittsburgh Ceili Club hosted a fun night of Irish music and dance with plenty of food, refreshments and socializing.
The Pittsburgh Ceili Club hosted a fun night of Irish music and dance with plenty of food, refreshments and socializing.
The Pittsburgh Ceili Club hosted a fun night of Irish music and dance with plenty of food, refreshments and socializing.
The Pittsburgh Ceili Club hosted a fun night of Irish music and dance with plenty of food, refreshments and socializing.
The Shovlin Academy of Irish Dance entertained a sold-out crowd in Lawrenceville.
The Shovlin Academy of Irish Dance entertained a sold-out crowd in Lawrenceville.
The Shovlin Academy of Irish Dance entertained a sold-out crowd in Lawrenceville.
Sunday Afternoon
Preparations at The Priory’s Grand Hall for our Sunday event featuring renowned Irish author and historian Tim Pat Coogan.
Preparations at The Priory’s Grand Hall for our Sunday event featuring renowned Irish author and historian Tim Pat Coogan.
The crowd gathers at The Priory’s Grand Hall for our Sunday event featuring renowned Irish author and historian Tim Pat Coogan.
Tim Pat Coogan provided insights and stories that captivated the audiences for nearly two hours.
Event co-chair Jim Green (left) with Glenn Cannon
One of the winning contest entries in our art , essay and poetry contest for middle and high school students. The competition was sponsored by Trebuchet Consulting.
One of the winning contest entries in our art, essay and poetry contest for middle and high school students. The competition was sponsored by Trebuchet Consulting.
Event co-chair Sarah McAuliffe-Bellin and Diane Byrnes.
Art, essay and poetry contest winners. The competition was sponsored by Trebuchet Consulting.
J. Mac McAfferty introducing the winners of the art, essay and poetry contest. The competition was sponsored by Trebuchet Consulting.
Tim Pat Coogan himself.
Event co-chairs Sarah McAuliffe-Bellin and Jim Green with Tim Pat Coogan (center)
President of the Ireland Institute of Pittsburgh and Honorary Irish Consul Jim Lamb