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Maria Robertson - Originally from County Limerick in Ireland, Maria is proud to now call Canada home living in Oakville outside of Toronto with her family.

Anne Emery won the 2019 Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Novel, for Though the Heavens Fall, and the 2007 Arthur Ellis for Best First Crime Novel, for Sign of the Cross.

John Barry - President

Sheila Flanagan Vice President for Academic Affairs & Registrar DkIT

On September 30, Canada’s National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, we began a public reading of the Executive Summary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report.

Despite what many people believe, human progress all over the world has been incredible in recent decades. And Ireland’s progress has exceeded that of practically anywhere else.

A fireside view of the life’s journey of Oliver O’Connell, poet, music maker and story teller from Co Clare

Aine Tyrrell, Enda Murray

Emer Reynolds Director: Emer Reynolds, Grierson-nominated feature documentary director and multi-award winning film editor, is based in Dublin.

Teresa Lavina Director; Untold Secrets voices the experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Home survivors and focuses on the life and upbringing of one survivor, Anne Silke.

Pat Scott talks about the history of #Halloween. This podcast was originally broadcast on 31 Oct 2010 on The Gaelic Hour (precursor to Irish Radio Canada) on CHIN 97.9FM in Ottawa.

Hearing about the Celtic origins of Halloween with Tiber Falzett

Na Piarsaigh CLG Brian Curran is Captain of the victorious Na Piarsaigh

Julie Houle is the Captain of the victorious Montreal Shamrocks at the Heritage Cup in Ottawa. Julie talks about the club and the victory.

Rob Sheehan shares some of the club's history and also his Canadian experiences.

Mickey Delaney talks about Na Fianna Katarokwi, based in Kingston Ontario and how Gaelic Football and Hurling is thriving in their community.

Irish poet Rachel McCrum (currently living in Montreal) is part of Blue Metropolis' Life… as a Song

Nicola O'Haire just released a Brendan Graham song about the Irish Orphan Girls transported to Australia

Fiona Maguire is a Consultant Archaeologist Atlantic Archaeology and oversaw the Ballinasloe archaeological find.

In Conversation with Paddy Moloney 2007