Jennifer Muldowney, from Dublin’s fair city, in Ireland, is an author, a podcaster, and a member of that exclusive set of people who has given a TED Talk. But for this vivacious young woman, all these glamorous activities are in support of her unique, creative, small-ish, and growing business, which, not to put too fin

Corina Galvin calls County Mayo in Ireland her home.   She"s also been a New Yorker for almost three decades.  And she has accumulated a lot of frequent flyer miles along the way.  That"s because her job in event planning and management puts her constantly up in the air, traveling all over the globe, meeting some signi

Jane McCooey thrives when she’s bringing people together to solve a problem, to the benefit of all. When Jane, from County Armagh in Ireland,  is confronted with obstacles, she’s not afraid to reach out for help, and her first port of call is often to tap into the familiar power of sisterhood.  Before you know it, she’

Niall O"Leary is best known as a performer of Irish dance in the New York area, and further afield.  A lesser known fact about Niall is that he also has his own Manhattan-based architecture practice. The amazing thing about Niall is how he has managed to satisfy his innate need to create and design in these two very di

Ray O"Hanlon is a long-standing journalist, author and editor of the weekly Irish Echo news service, which has been a pillar of the Irish American identity since 1928.  That"s a stretch coming up on 95 years, and Ray has been with the Echo for more than one third of that time! Ray sees his work as stringing together el

In this episode, Helen McNamara O"Shea tells us of the brave leap she made from a career as an accomplished doctor to that of a singer/songwriter.  Given that Helen describes herself as "ancient", which she is not by any means, it seemed, on the face of things,  a switch that didn"t make a whole lot of sense. But that"