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New York Cork Association
The Association is Cork people's home away from home in New York. Founded in 1884 the Association has been bringing Irish people together through the centuries to promote unity, good will and protection among its members and to foster their culture and traditions. The need for the Cork Association today is as good as it was when founded by the men from Cork City. The Association continues to do good work for the Irish in New York ,as well as, supporting various charitable events back home in County Cork.
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141 ST ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S BALL & DINNER
Saturday, March 7th
6:30 PM
2026 St. Patrick's Association Banquet The Association will hold it's annual St. Patrick's Banquet on Saturday, March 7th starting @ Antun's, located at 96-43 Springfield Blvd. Queens Village, NY. This year’s festive occasion will begin with a deluxe cocktail hour at 6:30P, followed by dinner, music, and dancing from 8P to 12P to the music of the Mickey Peare Band. Tickets are $130.00 per person or $1,300.00 for a table of ten. We are proud to announce our distinguished 2026 honorees who have strong ties to their Cork heritage: Tom Browne - Cork Man of the Year Dr. Keara Browne - Cork Woman of the Year Kevin J. Healy - Frank T. Carvill Distinguished Service Award Daniel Cronin - Lifetime Honorary Member We encourage you to use the following link to upload your advertisement and reserve seats for the dinner: https://form.jotform.com/253508071375053 If interested in attending or would like additional information please contact one of the following members. Dinner Co-Chairperson: Martina O'Dowd (646) 717-6881 Dinner Co-Chairperson: Kathy McCarthy (516) 314-6440 Reservation Chairperson: Sheila Smith-Gonzalez (646) 522-9917 Journal Chairperson: Siobhan Deasy (917) 562-9918 Additional information is also available by clicking on the link below. - Cork Dinner Packet Overview, Journal & Reservations Form
New York Cork Association
New York Cork Association
33-01 Greenpoint Ave, Queens County, NY, 11101
Craic Fest NYC
CraicFest is New York City's premier Irish cultural festival, celebrating the best in Irish film, music, and family-friendly entertainment. Now in its 27th year, CraicFest continues to bring together world-class talent and local communities for a week of unforgettable experiences. Over the years, CraicFest has become a premier cultural event in NYC, hosting notable guests such as Liam Neeson, Aidan Quinn, Ed Burns, Denis Leary, Colin Farrell, Cillian Murphy, and Jim Sheridan. The event has earned a reputation for spotlighting legendary acts including Rubberbandits, Kneecap, Damien Dempsey, and Loah, and this year promises more unforgettable performances. CraicFest is presented by Northwell Health, Screen Ireland, and the Consulate General of Ireland, with additional support from Culture Ireland and the Emigrant Support Programme (ESP). Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the very best of Irish culture in the heart of New York City.
Irish American Writers & Artists
Formed in 2008, Irish American Writers & Artists is proudly non-sectarian, non-partisan and welcomes members of all backgrounds. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit group. We celebrate the achievements of Irish American writers and artists, past and present and we aim to highlight, energize and encourage Irish Americans active in the arts. We support artistic freedom, human rights and social justice.
Irish Institute of New York
1 Washington Mews, New York, NY, 10003
The Mission of the Irish Institute of New York is to promote and conserve the study of Irish folklore, music and art throughout the United States and Ireland. Through grant funding, we encourage and support both individuals and organizations in the conservation and display of records pertaining to the mythology, folklore, literature, language, dance, music, and art of ancient Ireland as well as, promote the circulation of historical material concerning Ireland - ancient and modern - through all forms of media. The Irish Institute promotes and preserves the principles of democracy as outlined in our Constitution and the bonds of friendship between the people of Ireland and the United States. Our goal is to aid and assist the struggling artist, writer, sculptor, dramatist; to aid art schools, or libraries, or institutions of Ireland and to assist in the preservation of landmarks. We encourage Americans and others interested in history or the arts to visit Ireland and view those ancient treasures and to encourage Irish citizens to visit such historic places within the United States as would demonstrate American commitment to the principles of democracy and the strong ties of blood and friendship between their two peoples
New York Cork Association
The Association is Cork people's home away from home in New York. Founded in 1884 the Association has been bringing Irish people together through the centuries to promote unity, good will and protection among its members and to foster their culture and traditions. The need for the Cork Association today is as good as it was when founded by the men from Cork City. The Association continues to do good work for the Irish in New York ,as well as, supporting various charitable events back home in County Cork.
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