About Us
Facts about Commodore John Barry and the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America Commodore John Barry Few Americans are well-acquainted with the gallantry and heroic exploits of Philadelphia's Irish-born naval commander, Commodore John Barry. Obscured by his contemporary, commander John Paul Jones, Barry remains to this day an unsung hero of the young American Republic. Many historians note, John Barry can be classed on a par with Jones for nautical skill and daring, but he exceeds him in the length of service (17 years) to his adopted country and his fidelity to the nurturing of a permanent American Navy. Indeed, Barry deserves ...
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How do I join? Just fill out the contact page and someone will call you as soon as possible. An application will be delivered to you for submission to the AOH board. To qualify you need only to be part Irish by decent or by birth. And be a practicing Catholic male 16 years of age or older. That is it! If you have any interest in the Irish Sports, Culture, Dance, Art, History etcetera you will really enjoy our community. We gladly accept all new members and transfers from other divisions. What are the annual dues? Dues can differ for each division but ...
Monument Memorial Fund
Interested in Helping? Help us raise money for the Hunger Memorial Fund ! Contact any board member or Jack at (516) 724-6821 or email by clicking here AOH11@LIVE.com The Great Hunger "An Gorta Mor" The Hibernians of Division 11 in Nassau County have started on a project to erect a monument in remembrance of “The Great Hunger”. As free citizens it is important to remember all those who had to flee their homeland looking for a better life. Many made it to the USA and many died trying either in the crossing or soon after. Those Immigrants that did survive are the ones who ...
Division 11 A.O.H. Hunger Project
Action On Hunger The Irish were intentionally starved out of their homes and their Country. This exodus caused by the Great Hunger brought millions of Irish people to the USA. Many who made this journey did survive but many thousands did not. The Irish Immigrant knew hunger as few others ever did. One of our major efforts under the HIBERNIAN HUNGER PROJECT is to help our local food pantries. No one in this country should want for food. Or have their children go without the necessary nutrition. If Possible Please Donate to the Food Pantries. Every Cent you donate through AOH Division 11 that is ...
MERRY CHRISTMAS Hit the arrow to Play
Christmas Time in Ireland – Keltic Kats by Bob Grace Is your store afraid to say MERRY CHRISTMAS ? Click here … Read More →
Monument Memorial Fund
Interested in Helping? Help us raise money for the Hunger Memorial Fund ! Contact any board member or Jack at (516) 724-6821 or email by clicking here AOH11@LIVE.com The Great Hunger “An Gorta Mor” The Hibernians of Division 11 in Nassau County have started on a project to erect a monument in remembrance of “The Great Hunger”. As free citizens it is important to remember... [Read more]
Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation
WALK, RUN, BIKE-A-THON 6th Annual ‘Laps for Learning’ September 24, 2011 Each of us can help make a difference! One of our projects is helping to keep the parochial schools open and attended. Through Tomorrows Hope Foundation based in Rockville Centre NY we donate our time and energy to helping the 51 catholic Elementary Schools remain open on Long Island. One great way is supporting... [Read more]
Division 11 A.O.H. Hunger Project
Action On Hunger The Irish were intentionally starved out of their homes and their Country. This exodus caused by the Great Hunger brought millions of Irish people to the USA. Many who made this journey did survive but many thousands did not. The Irish Immigrant knew hunger as few others ever did. One of our major efforts under the HIBERNIAN HUNGER PROJECT is to help our local food pantries. ... [Read more]
Ancient Order of Hibernians To Celebrate 175th Anniversary at Basilica of Old Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
Celebrate 175th Anniversary at Basilica of Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral A February 23rd meeting at Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City final plans were made for the parade, Mass and reception for this May 21st, 2011 commemorating the 175th anniversary of the AOH. This site and date in May 2011 were chosen to recognize the founding of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America at... [Read more]
Food pantries need assistance! -THIC Article
As Published in the Long Island Catholic October 27, 2010 Vol. 49, No. 27 MARY IAPALUCCI In local stores, Christmas displays are ready to take the place of the Halloween items as retailers anxiously hope an early start might lead to a profitable holiday season. At food pantries and parish outreach offices around Long Island thoughts are also turning to Thanksgiving and Christmas and worries... [Read more]
2010 Irish Dance Championships -photos from LIFE Magazine
40th Anniversary World Irish Dancing Championships- Life Magazine 14 pictures ; Dancers compete in the World Irish Dance Championships on March 30, 2010, in Glasgow, Scotland. As many as 4,500 dancers from 32 countries have travelled to Scotland to take part. // Read More →
THANK YOU DONORS (links)
We sincerely want to thank all those who help make the hunger Memorial Monument a reality. Thank you to all our Donors! Click On the Descriptions Below to contact them. or Click here to see their NEW WEBSITE www.plainviewirish.com The Mid Island Irish American Club - A special treat at a night in Plainview Dance Lessons: Every Monday 7pm and Ceili: Every First Saturday 8pm-12am Donations $20 Cofee,Tea... [Read more]
Videos “Bloody Sunday” Apology, “The Way Home”
Britain’s “Bloody Sunday” Apology Decades after the “Bloody Sunday” attack in Northern Ireland, Britain’s Prime Minister apologized after a long-awaited report found no justification for the attack. Mark Phillips reports. Watch CBS News Videos Online “THE WAY HOME” This video presents the history, goals and mission of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The... [Read more]
-> DONATE to the HUNGER MEMORIAL FUND <-
Contact any board member or Jack at (516) 724-6821 or email by clicking here AOH11@LIVE.com Or help by purchasing a raffle or two. All proceeds are for the Hunger Memorial fund. Just by clicking the “DONATE” button below you can donate directly to the Ancient Order of Hibernians Div. 11 Hunger Memorial Fund using your credit card in any amount you desire. Think, How great would... [Read more]
EASTER MONDAY MONUMENT REDEDICATION 2009
The Irish Monument for EASTER MONDAY MEMORIAL in Nassau County. The Irish Monument Committee, comprised of representatives of The Ancient Order of Hibernians; Irish American Society of Nassau, Suffolk and Queens; Irish Cultural Society, Garden City; Irish Northern Aid; Police Emerald Society, Nassau County Chapter; The Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick on Long Island; and Irish Americans... [Read more]
