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Meeting Regional MP, and Former Speaker of NI Assembly

April 17, 2019 Ken Johnston

Today Daniel and I were invited to meet the regional Sinn Féin MP, Elisha McCallion. She congratulated us on the…

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Posted in: Ireland, Irish Diaspora, Northern Ireland, People

Mural Arts in Derry

April 16, 2019 Ken Johnston

One of the funniest shows on television: the Derry Girls!

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Posted in: Art

Derry Journal

Ken Johnston

Here’s a picture and story about our Walk to Freedom in the Derry Journal.

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Posted in: Uncategorized

Burntollet Bridge

Ken Johnston

It was on this bridge on the fourth day of the Belfast to Derry March that Civil Rose guts protestors…

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Posted in: mile marker

Window Shopping in Maghera

Ken Johnston

My eye was attracted to the fusia color in this spring, Easter window display. Maghera is about 20 miles outside…

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Posted in: Art, Clothes, Fashion

Media Coverage

April 15, 2019 Ken Johnston

Before departing Antrim last Thursday, Daniel and I met a photographer from the Antrim Guardian for a story that will…

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Posted in: Media Interview

5 Sheep, 1 Dog, 100,000 Chickens

Ken Johnston

A traditional Irish family was known for a lot of kids. Meet the Bryson’s, a traditional Irish family of 7…

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Posted in: Friends, Trail Angels

Air Your Linen Massachusetts

April 8, 2019 Ken Johnston

I’d like to thank the following women from across Massachusetts who responded to my public art notice for donated linens.…

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Posted in: Art, Textiles

The Black Irish of the Carribean

Ken Johnston

The celebration of the Irish diaspora today on Monserrat is the story of a proud people whose identity over time…

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Posted in: Ireland, Irish Diaspora, Republic of Ireland

Looking back: How my interest in Irish history and identity began

April 7, 2019 Ken Johnston

One of the questions I’m frequently asked is how did I become interested and aware of Northern Ireland’s Civil Rights…

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Posted in: Fredrick Douglas, Ireland, Irish Diaspora, Republic of Ireland

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