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Press Room | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. The McClelland Irish Library In the News. About the McClelland Irish Library. Independent Newpapers – September 20, 2012: Irish Library Opens on Oct. 2 at Irish Cultural Center in Phoenix. AZ Central – September 21, 2012: McClelland Irish Library to Open in Phoenix. AZ Central – July 8, 2012: Library gets and Irish Limestone Archway. Interview with Norman McClelland and Patricia Prior on the McMahon Group. ABC 15, March 10, 2011.

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Book Discussion Group | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. The McClelland Library Book Discussion Group. Dr Joyce East and Mary Wilber. Remembering the Easter Rising: Historical Context and Cultural Legacy. Below is the schedule of readings (With the exception of Dec. 5, all occur on the last Saturday morning in the month, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM):. Sept 26, 2015. James Plunkett, Strumpet City. Oct 31, 2015. Jennifer Johnston, How Many Miles to Babylon? Jennifer Johnston discussion guide.

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Events & Programs | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. The Cowgirl Who Became a Justice: Sandra Day O’Connor. The Cowgirl Who Became a Justice. Examines the career and history of Arizona’s own Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and her Irish – American family. The exhibition runs September 2014 – May 2015. For more information, go to our Exhibit Page here. Heroes and Myths in Irish Literature (Spring 2015). Join us for a semester of Book Discussions and lectures surrounding Irish Myths and Heroes.

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About The Library | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. About the McClelland Irish Library. Words alone are certain good. The McClelland Irish Library is the only library of its kind in the Western United States dedicated to the great masterpieces of Irish literature. The library features more than 6,000 pieces including:. Works from Irish poets and authors such as William Butler Yeats, George Bernard Shaw and Samuel Beckett. Traveling exhibits from Ireland. Completion: October 2, 2012.

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Calendar of Events | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. McClelland Library Public Opening Hours and Calendar. Spring 2016 January 5th- May 28th. Tuesday- Saturday from 10am- 3pm. Open late Wednesdays from 3pm-8pm for all Library Services including Genealogy. Summer 2016 May 30th- July 31st. Wednesday 10am-8pm for all Library Services including Genealogy. Thursday 10am- 3pm for all Library Services including Genealogy. We will be closed for the entire month of August. Events & Programs.

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Naming Opportunities | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. Create a living, lasting legacy with your named gift to the McClelland Irish Library. For more information contact Norman McClelland at Nmcclelland1@cox.net. Or Bridget Costello at Bridget@emeraldconsulting1.com. Wm Howard O’Brien and Sada Paine O’Brien and Denis Holden Carroll and Kristina Maclean Carroll. The James and Judy Cunningham Family. Library – first floor. Library – second floor. Gallery – second floor. John and Doris Norton.

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Membership | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. Become a member to help further our goal of education, inspiring and connecting the people of Arizona and the Western United States with their Irish and Celtic heritage and culture. Below you will find information on each of our programs. Please choose the right program for you and click on the appropriate button. If you have any questions or need further information, please call us at (602)864-2351. 30 Senior and Student. Rate reduct...

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Volunteer | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. Become a part of the McClelland Library’s Legacy and Volunteer. The McClelland Library accepts new volunteers year round. Training programs will get you acquainted with the library and assist us with placing you in the perfect volunteer position. The first step to becoming a volunteer is to fill out THIS. Once your application is received we will contact you in regards to starting your volunteer training. Events & Programs.

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Library Building | McClelland Irish Library

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Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone. Construction of the McClelland Irish Library began in February of 2010. Bernie Valdez Construction Inc. has been contracted to build the 15,000-square-foot library, which is scheduled for completion on October 2, 2012. Want to know how the building is coming along? See our gallery below and check back often to see the ongoing progress. Winter – Spring 2012. Events & Programs. Remembering the Rising Exhibit. Buy A Paving Stone.

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Home Page

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There should be music in every house, except the one next door. CDs, DVDs, and Books. Irish page Video Audio. Click on the video links below. Whiskey in the Jar. A mother is always waiting you at home. Tell my Ma/Banana song with Gabby Weber. The Black Velvet Band. Pat is available for all types of engagements. Private parties, Concerts, Pubs, Retirement residences, Dances, Corporate events, Weddings, Wakes and Riots. The "Seisiun8" Band's CD Vol 1. BAND'S WEBSITE - -. Click to hear the band play a waltz.