Revisit James Bartlett’s guide to Irish shows to watch at home—a selection from the Post’s culture archive.
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Photography · ArchiveMartin Russell explores Ireland through the photographer’s lens.
Literature · Chapters 1–6Step into Martin Hintz’s story inspired by Charles Larson and John Hewitt.
Film & Television · Spring 2020A look back at Irish viewing recommendations from the spring 2020 edition.
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Plan a festival weekend, find a parade, or catch an Irish concert. Browse the full year or see what’s coming next.
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37 researched listings across 19 states · Dates checked October 13, 2026. A curated calendar, not an exhaustive directory. 2026 includes past events; 2027 includes announced dates only. Confirm schedules and ticket availability with the linked organizer before traveling. Empty months mean no researched listings yet.
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Loren Martin Hintz built the Irish American Post around his love of Ireland and its people. The free paper reached readers in Milwaukee and across the Midwest, carrying stories of Ireland and the diaspora.
He helped establish Milwaukee’s Irish Fest and served as its public relations director. The Hintz family welcomed Irish musicians and storytellers into their home during the festival’s early years. Martin died in 2020; his writing and his work with the Post remain part of its history.
The original scholarship invited creative essays from middle school and high school students, with monetary awards for selected entries.
2021 archive theme: “Exploring the World Again: Stepping Outside After a Year of Reflection”
These are historical details. Current application dates, eligibility, awards, and submission instructions have not yet been announced on this site.
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The Irish American Post publishes stories about Irish life, literature, film, and the Irish diaspora. Its archive reflects the writers and editors who have contributed to the publication over the years.
An archived roster from the Wix site; current roles may have changed.
For editorial correspondence, scholarship questions, or advertising inquiries, use the contact address listed on the original Post website.
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