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Cookbook

Purchase a book of Irish recipes compiled by members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Father Kelley Division based in northern Virginia: There are only 16 copies in stock. We will need to order a new printing after that, so…

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AOH Fish Fry March 8

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Father Kelley Division assisted the George Brent Council of the Knights of Columbus as host for a Lenten Fish Fry on March 8. The event was a tremendous success largely because of an impressive turnout…

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Manassas 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Members of the AOH Father Kelley Division line up for the parade. Division President Greg Gibbons, center. One of the many bands that participated.

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2024 raffle winner

The 2024 trip to Ireland raffle winner is Gerald Partsch Jr., the son of the AOH Father Kelley Division’s recorder. An earlier post misidentified the winner as his dad and misspelled their last name. We apologize for the mistake. The…

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Alexandria St. Patrick’s Parade 2024

Greg Rebbert, left, and Chris Sozio displayed the AOH Father Kelley Division banner at the 2024 Alexandria St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 2. The two Hibernians were part of a larger contingent of division members led by President Greg…

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U.S. accepts healthcare workers

Irish citizens in nine healthcare professions can work in the United States by applying to Ireland’s Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools, which has a contract with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. This Irish organization says it is…

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St. Patrick’s dinner March 16

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February road cleanup

Our division remains committed to periodic road cleanups of Stonewall Road between All Saints Parish at the corner of Center Street and the Manassas Baptist Church at the corner of Sudley Road. Our latest effort was on Saturday morning, Feb….

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Immigration into Ireland exceeds departures

Ireland has long been known for emigration with an “E” which refers to the longstanding trend or people leaving Ireland to live elsewhere in countries around the world. Ireland recently released a report on immigration with an “I,” as in…

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