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Pitching a tent for brighter future at second Big Irish Campfire

Pitching a tent for brighter future at second Big Irish Campfire
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St Patrick s Day: Why we wear green, more questions answered

Who was St. Patrick and why do we celebrate? St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, brought to the Emerald Isle when he was kidnapped and enslaved. Though he eventually escaped, he returned and advanced Christianity throughout the island. He is celebrated on March 17 because that is the day he is believed to have died.  Witt says the day gives Irish and Irish Americans the opportunity to celebrate their heritage, and Stack agrees that the parades in places like the states and England convey that the Irish people have made a contribution to the society – that they were sort of welcomed, that they were accepted as citizens.

St Patrick s Day: Why we wear green, more questions answered

St Patrick s Day: Why we wear green, more questions answered
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Irish museum spotlights step dancing family

Irish museum spotlights step dancing family FacebookTwitterEmail 3of3 Sheila Savage learned to step dance almost as soon as she learned to walk. Coming from a family of Irish step dancers, Savage was the third generation to learn the craft, which survived the family’s immigration to the United States where it continues to thrive. To commemorate her family’s history with the art form, Savage has put together an exhibit of her family’s step dance costumes, from the first generation down to the latest at the Irish American Heritage Museum. The costumes, made of velvet, cotton and polyester, have been preserved carefully through the years by her. The oldest costume is almost 70 years old.

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