Jan23Wed

Member News from Irish American Films

Irish American Films will be exhibiting “The History of The Philadelphia St. Patrick’s Day Parade” and “The Cut: The Journey of The Men and Women of Duffy’s Cut” on Television and the internet throughout the month of March!

They are looking for sponsors/underwriters for the TV exhibitions and world wide web exhibition. Sponsors funds help subsidize the production cost of their Irish Philadelphia documentary series.

They have a Go Fund Me page for contributions for the production and DVD sales page:

https://www.gofundme.com/IrishPhiladelphiaFilmSeries

Irish Themed Documentary DVD’s link:

https://irishamericanfilmspurchase.com/shop?olsPage=products

Please help support Irish Themed Programming so that Irish American Films can continue producing Irish Themed documentaries which reflective positively on our cultural history.

Any interested parties can contact Bob Charger at bob@characterdrivenfilms.com  or 267-702-8896,

Jan07Mon

Month’s Mind Mass for Liam Hegarty

This Friday, January 11th at 7:00 PM, a Month’s Mind Requiem Mass will be held in loving memory of our friend and member, Liam Hegarty. The mass will be held at Saints Simon and Jude in West Chester. All are welcome to share in the liturgy in remembrance of Liam.

 

Dec11Tue

Education Fund

For those who wish to help the family of Liam Hegarty, please consider donating here:
 
The Hegarty Family Education Fund
c/o TD Bank 2014 Sproul Road
Broomall, PA 19008

Dec06Thu

Irish Philadelphia in Mourning

IRISH COMMUNITY MOURNS THE PASSING OF LIAM HEGARTY
IrishPhiladelphia.com

They say if you want to get something done, ask the busiest person.

That summed up the beloved Liam Hegarty, as one longtime friend put it. Hegarty is well-known for serving on the board of the Irish Immigration Center of Philadelphia and in various leadership roles for the Delaware County (Delco) Gaels, the Gaelic Athletic Association locally and nationally, Irish Network-Philadelphia, and the Irish American Business Chamber and Network—but his influence and rampant creativity touched many other organizations and, say those who knew him best, made them better.

Hegarty, of West Chester, born in Ednamuck, Mountcharles, County Donegal, passed away suddenly earlier this week. Born October 10, 1967, he was just 51. His untimely death leaves many trying to imagine what life will be like without his friendship and dedication.

To read more, please click HERE.