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Debbie McGoldrick
Senior Editor
Debbie McGoldrick is Senior Editor of the Irish Voice newspaper, where she has worked since 1991. Her writings cover politics, immigration and community issues. She is also the editor of the Voice’s annual Irish Legal 100 and Irish Education 100 issues.
Irish Voice, Irish Central
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The connection to Co. Armagh is four generations back, but the great Bryan Cranston, star of Breaking Bad, the new Sh...
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New York’s Irish community is mourning the sudden death of 17-year-old Sarah Lynch, a cherished daughter, sister, Iri...
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Eve Hewson reflects on being an actress with a very famous parent.
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Organizers for the New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade are determined to have some kind of march on Fifth Avenue o...
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Johnny McDaid, Irish musician and long-time partner of Courteney Cox, is going into business with his pal Ed Sheeran.
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Irish Hollywood star has lent his support to stop the sale of the American Irish Historical Society on Fifth Avenue. ...
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Love in lockdown? Irish American matchmaker Maureen Tara Nelson, who is based in New York, says the need for love and...
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Ruth Negga’s new film Passing, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival last month, will air on Netflix. Set in 19...
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Ireland's Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney said the sale of the American Irish Historical Society's NYC hea...
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Jamie Dornan is churning out the content these days. The Co. Down actor who rose to fame starring in the Fifty Shades...
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Instead of preparing for the festive St. Patrick's Day season, New York's Irish community is just trying to get by.
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