Phil Murphy Memorial Golf Outing. Thursday, May 13. $115 covers golf and dinner and refreshments back at the Hibernian House. $40 dinner only. $15,000.00 hole in one contest and much, much more. Sign up sheet in pub or call Tim Hanson at 917-282-8828. … [Read more...] about Phil Murphy Memorial Golf Outing
Archives for April 2010
President’s Message April 2010
Our next meeting will be held on Friday, April 23 at 8pm. At our March meeting we welcomed aboard new members Daniel Fogarty, Michael Keaveney, Edward Kirwan, Brendan O'Dea, and Frank Dailey. Congratulations to Pat Tully for running another successful Poker Classic and to Jack OāConnor, Larry DeGennaro, and crew for putting on a fantastic St. Patrickās Senior Citizenās … [Read more...] about President’s Message April 2010
Hibernian House April 2010
Perhaps the most difficult feat of any athlete is to win consecutive championships and none more challenging than that of The Fatoff. There is a tendency of the newly crowned champion, after ascending to the champion pedestal while Bagpiper Dermot Moore plays the theme song of The Pillsbury Dough Boy, to relax after a grueling competition and spend a year on a rubber chicken … [Read more...] about Hibernian House April 2010
Division 3 Dance
Our April 16 dance at the Hilton honoring Joe Moran, Jim Gildea, Jim Walsh, and Larry DeGennaro is fast approaching. $90 pp. Cocktail hour starts at 7pm followed by dinner and dancing to the music of the fabulous Cunningham Brothers. Please turn your ticket money into Vince Tyer and journal money into either Dermot Moore or Bill Lee as soon as possible. … [Read more...] about Division 3 Dance
Myles Keogh, A True Hero Hidden in Myth
Few moments in American history are more mythologized or more debated than those of the Seventh Cavalry at the Little Big Horn.Ā Myth has the power to preserve the names of people who would otherwise be forgotten, but often at the price of losing the true person.Ā One example of this is Irish American Captain Myles Keogh. Keogh was born on March 25,1840 in Leighlinbridge, … [Read more...] about Myles Keogh, A True Hero Hidden in Myth