Michael Quinlin
Michael Quinlin is author of Irish Boston (Globe Pequot Press) and editor of Classic Irish Stories (Lyons Press). He founded the Boston Irish Tourism Association, created Boston’s Irish Heritage Trail, and formed MassJazz to promote the vibrant jazz scene in Massachusetts. Mike lives in Milton, Massachusetts with his wife, Colette, and son, Devin.
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I’m researching images and would like to inquire about the source of two photographs run in the article “Boston and the Irish Rising.” The first, a photo of David I. Walsh walking, and the second, John Boyle O’Reilly seated at a desk. Thank you for any help you can provide. Best regards.
Hi Keith, Thanks for writing. Those particular images were sourced directly by Irish America Magazine. Suggest you touch base with the staff there.
Hi Michael, I have a similar question to the above, as I am trying to trace the origin of the image in your article of Nora Connolly in military style uniform. I see that you have advised Keith to contact Irish America Magazine directly, but I thought I would ask you as well in the hopes of getting a swift response. Regards.
Michael, a chara,
My name is Siobhán Ní Chonaráin, the overall administrator with Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (CCÉ) at our Head-Quarters in Dublin.
The editor of Treoir, CCÉ’s journal Dr. Labhrás O Murchú, would like to include the article your article of October-November 2011 : Comhaltas; Making Music for Sixty Years in the forthcoming issue of Treoir. It was an exceptional article, capturing so much of the essence of CCÉ in North America.
I am contacting you with regard to seeking permission for same.
Obviously full credit and acknowledgement would be attributed to you and the publication etc and you / and any others would be sent copies.
Thanking you for your time, and please do not hesitate to contact me at anytime should you have additional queries ..
le dea-mhéin,
Siobhán
Siobhán Ní Chonaráin
Príomhriarthóir/ Overall Administrator CCÉ
(086) 8187364 / (01) 2800295