A place for the Irish; Irish-born, first generation, second generation, any generation, love the culture, love the people, are a wannabe, can spell Dun Laoghaire, know the lyrics to every U-2 song, can't stand U-2, surname is O'Moskowitz, speak Irish, don't have the cupla focal and don't even know what that means... to hang out and enjoy each other's company and enjoy Irish and New York culture in all its glory.
This is the third in a four part series of Irish films in honor of Frank McCourt. Bronxville resident and film maker Doug Rossini and the Friends of Bronxville Library are hosting this event. It is free.
Yankee Doodle Dandy is the 1942 classic about Irish-American vaudeville entertainer George M. Cohan. Born on the 4th of July, he defined Broadway during the early part of the 20 century. Read more
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