Hoboken Guards Camogie: NYTimes Highlights Reigning Gaelic Games North American Champs
(photo courtesy of the Hoboken Guards) Following up on a story we first ran last March, Hoboken's Irish culture is still very much alive and…
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ASK YOUR BARTENDER: Mulligan’s Will Ayers
by Darren Paltrowitz Soccer fans in Hoboken know there are a handful of great establishments to catch all of the key games, but only Mulligan's…
Sunday Morning Hurling in Hoboken — Galway v. Kilkenny @ MULLIGAN’S
As the Irish sport of hurling continues its surge in popularity here in Hoboken, the GAA Senior Hurling Championship takes center stage in Dublin's Croke…
Sláinte, Trinity… Hoboken Waterfront Mainstay Changing Hands
Trinity Restaurant, Bar & Lounge has ended its 11-year run on Hoboken's Waterfront, as the spacious venue reportedly changed hands on August 1. One of…
Gold N’ Brown Birthday Bash—TONIGHT @ Finnegan’s
"Before there was electricity in Ireland there was Irish music," says Liam Brown. Of course he'd know, because seemingly he's that old. As we noted…
GOOD CRAIC: Hoboken Irish Row Pub Tour | Free Trip to Ireland!!!
This Saturday, join Hoboken Happy Hours for the Hoboken Irish Row Pub Tour for an afternoon of fun and the chance to win a…FREE trip…
Hoboken Puts the “Adult” Back in “Adult Beverages” with Expanded Beer Garden at Irish Festival
Look... we all know this wasn't the first Irish celebration in Hoboken that had people walking around with beers in their hands. But it WAS…
Hoboken Guards Hurling Squad @ the Hoboken Irish Festival — TODAY
St. Patrick’s “Season” may be in the rear view, but the celebration of Irish heritage in Hoboken continues as the Hoboken Guards Hurling Club’s season…
Meet New York Rose of Tralee Sophie Colgan @ the Hoboken Irish Festival — TODAY
The Rose of Tralee International Festival is one of Ireland's largest and longest running festivals, celebrating 56 years in 2015. The heart of the festival…
Gold N’ Brown Take the Stage at the Hoboken Irish Festival—SATURDAY
If you've never seen Gold N' Brown, then you're missing out. While Hoboken now fumbles with it's Irish identity the first week of March every…