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2018 Student Work Experience Scholarships Presented at New York Lunch June 14
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The Council’s 2018 Student Work Experience Scholarships awards luncheon was held at The Metropolitan Club in New York City on Thursday, June 14. Seen at the presentations event were (from left) : John Reilly of Squire Patton Boggs who serves as Chairman of the Council’s Nominating Committee; Lucas Prodohl; Sean Grant; Lauryn Hollywood; Brian W. Stack, Council President; Sean Kilgarriff; Ciarán Madden, Ireland’s Consul General In New York; and Richard Clogher. Not pictured: Jessica Morgan whose citation and bursary check is being presented separately.
Read more about this year's Scholarship recipients: click here
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Ireland-U.S. Council 2018 Spring Corporate Lunch in Dublin Featured Double-Header Speaker Bill on Disparate Topics: Current American Political Trends plus Ireland’s Education Policies.
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The 2018 Spring Corporate Lunch hosted by the Ireland-U.S. Council was held at The InterContinental Hotel in Dublin April 13. The lunch featured a double-bill of speakers. John McLaughlin from New York’s McLaughlin & Associates discussed current political trends in the United States. Remarks were also delivered by Richard Bruton TD, Ireland’s Minister for Education & Skills.
Seen at the event were (from left) Chen Tian, Senior Vice President, Bank of Ireland – Corporate Banking; Dr, Michael J. Somers, Council Ireland Chapter President; Guest Speakers Richard Bruton TD, Ireland’s Minister for Education & Skills and John McLaughlin with Alan Molloy of Aer Lingus. The event was sponsored by Bank of Ireland - Corporate Banking and by Aer Lingus.
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Council Marks 2018 St. Patrick’s Festivities
with New York Lunch Event
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| Seen at the Ireland-U.S. Council St. Patrick’s Lunch in New York on Friday, March 16, 2018 were (from left) Michael J. Gibbons and Dennis Swanson, both former Council Presidents with Guest Speaker Danny McCoy, Chief Executive of Ibec in Dublin; Guest of Honor Loretta Brennan Glucksman, Grand Marshal of the 257th St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the City of New York; and Ireland’s Minister for Immigration & Equality, David Stanton TD.
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The Ireland-U.S. Council's 26th Annual Winter Meeting in Palm Beach, FL
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| The Council’s 2018 Winter Meeting featured a luncheon held at The Beach Club in Palm Beach FL on Friday, February 13, 2018. Seen at the event were (from left) Council President-Emeritus Michael J. Gibbons; Norman Houston, Director of the Northern Ireland Office in Washington DC; Former Taoiseach (Prime Minister of Ireland) Enda Kenny TD; Council President, Brian W. Stack; Ireland’s Ambassador to the United States, Dan Mulhall who was a Guest Speaker at the Lunch.
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| Also speaking at the Council’s 2018 Winter Meeting was John McLaughlin of McLaughlin & Associates, who ran the polling operations for the Trump Presidential Campaign – pictured here with Enda Kenny.
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Dublin 2017 December Member-Guest Reception
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| Seen at this year’s Ireland-U.S. Council December Member-Guest Reception held Wednesday, December 13 in Dublin were (from left): Guest Speaker, Eamonn Brennan, Director-General of Eurocontrol, an international air traffic management agency across Europe with 41 member states which is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium; Alan Molloy of Aer Lingus who sponsored the occasion; Guest Speaker Reece Smyth, Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Dublin and Council Ireland Chapter President Dr. Michael Somers.
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The Ireland-U.S. Council presents its
Award for Outstanding Achievement in 2017
to Bernard Byrne, Chief Executive of AIB Group
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| The Ireland-U.S. Council presented its Award for Outstanding Achievement in
2017 to Bernard Byrne, Chief Executive of AIB Group, one of Ireland’s most
important banking institutions which has undergone a dramatic restructuring and
been nursed back to financial health under his stewardship. The award was a
highlight of the Council’s 55th Annual Dinner held at the Metropolitan Club in New
York City on Thursday, November 9, 2017. Seen at the presentation were (from
left ) Ireland-U.S. Council Board Member Dr. John Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive of
Fitzpatricks Hotels; Bernard Byrne and Brian W. Stack, the President of the
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Council Golf Day in Ireland
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| The Ireland-U.S. Council's 2017 Golf Day in Ireland was held at Dún Laoghaire Golf Club in Enniskerry, County Wicklow, near Dublin, on Friday, September 8. The event was staged and enjoyed by the full-field contingent of members and their guests and was sponsored by Northern Trust Bank and Aer Lingus. Seen at the presentation to the winning team were (from left) Mick Galvin, Diarmuid Hogan, Council Executive Director Roddy Feely, Stephen Walsh and Kieron Hogan. The Winners’ Prize Baskets were sponsored by Council member Kevin Tuck of Alltech.
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Council Golf Day in New York
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| The Connie Doolan Memorial Trophy sponsored by Guinness was again won by the team of 2EVentures - a Council Sustaining Member company headed by Mick Tuohy. Seen at the prize-giving presentation were (from left): Owen Higgins of Guinness; Council Sustaining Member Mick Tuohy; Bobby Collins, Paul Coughlin and Council Treasurer Kieran Claffey joined by Council President Brian W. Stack.
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Welcome to the website of the Ireland-U.S. Council. Our
mission is to build business links between America and Ireland. This site contains
detailed information on the organization's programs
and activities in both the United States and in the Emerald
Isle.
We value your interest in the mission of the Council and always welcome new members. We hope that you find the answers here to any questions you
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Brian Stack
Council President
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President's Message
It was back in 1962 that, in preparation for the visit of President John F. Kennedy
to Ireland the following year, two organizations were created as a measure to build
institutional form around a structure to improve the relations between America and
Ireland.
One was dedicated to cultural relations - the American Irish Foundation, which has
since merged into the American Ireland Fund. Your Council was the other and was
aimed at building business bonds between America and Ireland.
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We cherish the shared commitments that connect us to our Council mission. During
the past year, the Council has enjoyed outstanding support from members and from
many benefactors, patrons and sponsors. On behalf of the Council's Board and the
entire membership of the organization throughout the United States and in all parts
of Ireland, we offer thanks for the support we continue to receive.
Brian Stack
Ireland-U.S. Council President
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