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Our September Featured Selection 3pm - 4pm daily.
The Magazine Show - At Home and Abroad Streams Daily at 8am & 1pm (EST)
Aug 29 2021- Sep 4 2021
It is also available in the archives section.John Boylan, Ellen MacIsaac, BrendanMcManus, Rosemary O'Brien, Jackie Gilna Emerging from Covid in Ottawa |
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 John
Boylan is Deputy Head of Mission at the Irish
Embassy in Ottawa and outlines some of the plans for
re-engaging with the community post COVID. |
 Ellen MacIsaac is the Director of the Ottawa
Celtic Choir. The Ottawa Celtic Choir is a non-auditioned women's community choir that sings songs from the seven Celtic nations and from Canada. The Ottawa Celtic Choir was established in 2008, and reflects a rich heritage of Celtic music in our community and our country. We sing the music of the Celtic nations and diasporas, both accompanied and acapella, in English and in a variety of Celtic languages. The OCC is a non-auditioned women's community choir. An ability to read music or speak one of the Celtic languages is not necessary to sing with us. |
 Éire Óg Ottawa
Hurling Club was founded in 2012 with the goal of bringing
the great game of hurling to the National Capital Region
of Ottawa.
The club started with a co-ed senior team that play
against Montreal, Quebec City, Syracuse, Rochester,
Halifax, Na Piarsaigh and Clan na Gael in various
tournaments held in Montreal, Ottawa, Syracuse and the
Eastern Canadian Championships alternates location every
year.
Brendan McManus gives an outline of upcoming post COVID
activities. |
 Established in
2021, the James Joyce Association of Ottawa is the
National Capital's one stop for everything Joyce. Our
Joyce Junkies have been hosting Bloomsday events for 15+
years and look forward to bringing many more jaunts with
Joyce to Ottawa! Rosemary O'Brien talks about plans for a winter event. |
 Jackie Gilna, President of ICCCOTT outlines
the pland for a Whiskey Tasting evening and also some
other plans that are underway.ICCCOTT, in cooperation with the Ireland-Canada Chambers and Centres of Commerce in Toronto, Calgary, Montreal and Vancouver, is the national voice in our nation’s capital, Ottawa, promoting bilateral trade between the two countries and facilitating access to a broad cross-section of relevant contacts. ICCCOTT uniquely includes programs that focus on sports, culture, and education as they relate to economic growth and provides networking events with high-profile speakers. Additionally, we represent members’ business views before the Irish-Canadian governments in Dublin and Ottawa. |
