The Mairead Farrells are the division champs of ladies junior Gaelic football again. But that wasn't the only Gaelic sports action going on at Cardinal Dougherty Field over the weekend. Check out our "sports section!"

We're all going fishing next week, so we wanted to alert you to all the great things coming up in the next few weeks. There are plays, festivals, your favorite Irish performers, art exhibits, festivals--did we mention festivals? Our calendar is bursting with craic.

Some of them may not get the greatest scores, but these bowlers are scoring big for the Hibernian Hunger Project.

If you're smart, you'll get out of Philly for while and head down the shore. Big Celtic doings in Wildwood this weekend with Irish Summer Fest and a great array of musical acts including Celtic Crossroads, direct from Ireland. But come back in time for the High Kings in Lafayette Hill and the opening of an art exhibit at Villanova by Irish artists living in London.

The contemporary Celtic trio gave a free concert in Mt. Airy this week. We have pictures!

There's a new group interested in helping you find your ancestors, our Rose is going to Ireland, and learn how you can become a real Irish mummer.

He grew up on a farm in Wexford. Now he's a Center City attorney with some serious credentials.

A local Irish band is tapped to play for former British Prime Minister Tony Blair who is the recipient of this year's Liberty Medal. A tireless advocate for immigrants will be honored. Philly's 2010 Mary from Dungloe returns from Ireland with something shiny. And much, much more.

At 24, Ireland's "Young Musician of the Year" Edel Fox has finished her studies and recorded her first solo CD. Here, she talks to Lori Murphy about where she's been--and where's she's going-in her two musical careers.

Take your vitamins, kiddies--you have some serious music choices this week. Bethlehem's Musikfest kicks off and we have the Celtic lineup so you won't miss a thing. There are some free concerts mid-week, then a brand spanking new Irish Festival in Wildwood. And the Saw Doctors are back in town! Believe us, there is much, much more.