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Michael Hall is the author of The Untold Story of the O'Sullivan Beare, a book about the history of the O'Sullivan Beare family in the 16th and 17th centuries.

In the final months of World War II, a clandestine group known as The Choir smuggles thousands of escapees out of Nazi-occupied Rome via a secret route known as the Rome Escape Line. When an unidentified airman falls from the sky,

Patrick Murray gives a preview of the plans for the upcoming 10th Anniversary Irish Film Festival Ottawa

Des Kiely is by profession a graphic designer living in Wexford, Ireland. However his passions include history and music

Picnic on Craggy Island is a hugely affectionate and anecdotal account of what lay behind some of those moments of comic genius – so pull on your kagoule, spread out your blanket, unwrap the sandwiches (they’re all egg) and enjoy the picnic…

Niamh O'Brien: Public Relations Officer, HJOyce Association Of Ottawa on the upcoming reading series.

Mark Purdy talks about his background and aspirations for the future of the Canada Ireland Foundation

Robert Kearns reflects on his time as Chair of the Canada Ireland Foundation

Ann Buckley: Celebrating St Brigit of Kildare in Medieval Ireland and Abroad

Alexandra McKinnon Research Historian, Directorate of History and Heritage, Department of National Defence on efforts to identify relatives of Private Joseph Patrick Buckley

JJ Hurley from Kinsale Historical & Heritage Society talks about Canadian Soldier’s remains from WW1 may have link to Kinsale

Sommelier Paul Gault on Irish Whiskey

Grant McIlhargey of CCE Ottawa talks about the Popup Gaeltacht

Janice McGann

Amanda Slattery outlines plans for the 200 year commemorative events of the Peter Robinson Migration to Canada

Sebastian Kevany

Cathy Geagan,Irish Consul General to Vancouver and Western Canada provides a review of 2024

John Concannon has recently been appointed as Ireland’s Ambassador to Canada, Jamaica, The Bahamas, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia. His most recent posting was as the Director General of the Global Ireland and Economic Division in DFA

Ellen Webb talks about 2025 Dry January Festival in Dublin

In Conversation with Niamh Dunne at Goderich 2024. Niamh Dunne is an accomplished violin player and singer, who is known for her folk infused fiddle compositions and smoky warm vocal style.