Wren Night, also known as "Lá an Dreoilín" in Irish, is a cherished tradition celebrated on December 26th in Ireland. Rooted in history and folklore, this festive occasion is a blend of music, storytelling, and camaraderie. Why not join us and keep the spirit of Christmas going! This December 26th, join us at Hibernian House, AOH Div. 3, Pearl River, NY, for a magical … [Read more...] about Keep the Spirit going. Join Us on December 26 for Wren Night!
🎄🌟 Join Us for a Magical “Reverse Christmas Parade” for Children with Special Needs! 🌟🎄
The Ancient Order of Hibernians is thrilled to host our annual Reverse Christmas Parade, a heartwarming holiday tradition designed especially for children and adults with special needs and their families. 🚗✨ This unique event allows the kids to stay cozy in their cars while driving a festive route filled with joy, music, and holiday spirit! 🌟 What to Expect:🎶 Carolers and … [Read more...] about 🎄🌟 Join Us for a Magical “Reverse Christmas Parade” for Children with Special Needs! 🌟🎄
It’s Back! AOH Division 3 Annual Skip Trip
After a short hiatus, the AOH Division 3 ski trip is finally back! The last trip was a blast and includes the lift ticket, bus trip, breakfast, lunch, and refreshments for the trip home. This year’s trip to Catamount Ski Mountain will take place on Saturday January 18, 2025. The cost this year will be: $140 for adults and 130 for kids under 18 (6 and under are free)– … [Read more...] about It’s Back! AOH Division 3 Annual Skip Trip
Nov 15, Irish Music at Hibernian House
AOH Division 3 invites you to experience a night of Irish tradition, music, storytelling, and fun at our Irish Rambling House event! A Rambling House is an age-old Irish gathering where neighbors and friends meet to share music, songs, stories, and laughter. In times gone by, folks would travel between homes, bringing their instruments and tales, welcoming everyone to join … [Read more...] about Nov 15, Irish Music at Hibernian House
The Haunting Legacy of St. Michan’s: Where History Lived and Sadly Died
In the heart of Dublin stands St. Michan's Church, a haunting reminder of how history can live—or die—before our eyes. Founded in 1095 (and later refurbished in 1686), it was initially built to serve the Viking community on the north side of the River Liffey. Over the centuries, the church has borne witness to Ireland's evolving history—from the days of Strongbow to the Easter … [Read more...] about The Haunting Legacy of St. Michan’s: Where History Lived and Sadly Died