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Kate Hickey
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Kate Hickey is the CEO at Irish Studio, overseeing IrishCentral, Ireland of the Welcomes and British Heritage Travel magazines. She joined IrishCentral as Editor in 2010 while living in New York. In 2015 she returned to her hometown of Dublin, expanding IrishCentral's base into Ireland. She now works from the Irish Studio Dublin office. In 2010 Kate moved to New York having worked in various online and print publications such as The Irish Independent, The Irish Times, and New York Arts among others. Kate has also worked as a Spokesperson for the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform and as a European Tour Manager for Education First.
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A brief timeline and history of Titanic, the most infamous shipwreck in history.
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Located just off St. Stephen's Green, the ELY Wine Bar exhibits the very best of Irish dining and has an exceptional ...
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Thomas Andrews, the chief designer of the Titanic from County Down, Northern Ireland, has been immortalized as a hero...
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In honor of the anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising, we provide a day-by-day guide to how the rebellion played out....
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Pancake Tuesday is over it's time for 40 days of Lent but what's this Catholic tradition all about and is it still ob...
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Gabriel Byrne's on-stage performance of his memoir "Walking with Ghosts" was an immersive, earnest masterclass in sto...
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Over a 50-year career, popular Irish actor David Kelly became a national treasure through his iconic roles in "Strump...
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Mary Raftery, the Irish journalist behind "States of Fear" and "Behind the Walls," is remembered today on the anniver...
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On January 1, 1892, Ellis Island immigration station in New York Harbor opened its doors and welcomed its first immig...
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Turns out "New Year's Day" wasn't just a love song. U2's first international hit has a deep political meaning inspire...
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The Newgrange passage tomb, a 5,000-year-old tomb in County Meath, is older than the pyramids of Giza in Egypt and su...
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On April 7, 1926, an upper-class, 50-year-old Dublin woman tried to shoot Benito Mussolini, Italy's fascist leader, i...
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