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Founded in 1962, the Irish American
Cultural Institute (IACI) is the leading Irish American cultural
organization. The IACI is a federally recognized 501 (c)(3)
not-for-profit national organization devoted to promoting an
intelligent appreciation of Ireland and the role and contributions
of the Irish in America. The IACI is strictly apolitical and
nonsectarian, and is the only Irish American organization that has
as its patron, The President of Ireland.
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We invite you to join us Saturday,
February 25, 2012 at the Madison Hotel, Morristown, New Jersey, as
we honor Thomas Giblin. Every year, the IACI commemorates this unique historical moment with the Washington’s St. Patrick’s Day Ball, fittingly held within a stone’s throw of Washington’s Headquarters National Park in Morristown. The Washington's St. Patrick's Day Ball is an annual gala to benefit the established educational, arts, and cultural programming of the Irish American Cultural Institute (IACI). The evening is a blend of history, pageantry, music, and dance.
This year, we are pleased to announce a special performance by Aideen O’Donnell, harpist and singer, studied in her native Ireland at the Sion Hill School with renowned Irish harpist Mairin Ni She (Ferriter) and received operatic voice training at the Royal Irish Academy of Music.
Learn more about the Ball.
ANNOUNCING NEW IACI PATRON - MICHAEL D. HIGGINS The IACI is proud to announce that the new President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins has accepted our invitation to serve as Patron of the IACI. We are very honored and look forward to continuing our long time efforts to promote Irish Culture with the support of President Higgins. View letter
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Looking for a local chapter, Irish radio, genealogy searches or children's crafts? Visit our new "Resources" page. We would like to expand this area, so please feel free to send any recommendations for this page! Visit Resources now!
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Were you once a member of a local chapter of the IACI?
Perhaps you are new to our Institute and would like to meet with
others in your area who are interested in Irish American Culture? If you would like to help form a new chapter in your area, or if you were involved in one in the past and would be interested in reforming, please contact us. |
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IACI Member Benefits |
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If you are an educator and would be willing to serve on our advisory committee to assist with curriculum, web content and program planning, or have any suggestions for enhancing this program, please contact us.
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As a member, you will receive Eire-Ireland. Click here to join now!
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