Shamrock and Major Degrees on April 19th
March 25, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under division news
Shamrock and Major degrees will be held on Sunday April 19, 2009 at 1:30pm (Sign in 1:15 p.m.) AT SACRED HEART PARISH CENTER 302 Long Beach Road, Island Park, NY.
Shamrock will start at 1:30 and Major Degree will start at 2:30pm.
Glen Cove 2009 St. Patrick’s Day Parade Pictures and Video
March 22, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under parade news, photos
Here are the pictures of the 2009 Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade, with the Division’s own Robert Lynch as Grand Marshal and Barney Lough as Aide. The parade ran for almost an hour, followed by a division lunch at at Page One in Glen Cove.
After Parade Ceremony from Joe McDonald on Vimeo.
Division 8 is Now on Twitter
March 20, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under division news
You can now gets Division updates through Twitter, the fast growing microblogging network. By signing up and following the feed, all of the division news will be delivered to your desktop or even your cell phone, depending on your settings.
It’s just another way to know of upcoming events sponsored by the Mike Moran division of the AOH.
To follow our feed, go to www.twitter.com/AOHDivision8 and press follow when signed into your Twitter account.
2009 NYC Parade
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under photos
NEW YORK – With the weather in the mid-50s, and not a cloud in the sky, the 2009 New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade was going to be a success for Division 8.
But this year was even more special, because one of our own, past Division 8 President and current Nassau County President John O’Connell, was named an Aide to the Grand Marshal.
“What a wonderful day! Glorious!” O’Connell said. “This was one of the happiest days in my life to serve as an Aide to the Grand Marshal of the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade.”
Backed by seven members of the men’s division and 15 of the ladies, Division 8 marched under its own flag for the first time in three years.
As the division proceeded up 5th Avenue, crowds of three to four deep lined the streets cheered on the brothers and sisters. And the special moment came when they arrived at 63rd Street to see O’Connell standing in front of Central Park. “One of the best moments.” O’Connell said, “was to cheer my Division 8 men on as they passed the reviewing stand.”
After the two mile walk, the division went to a local restaurant on the Upper East Side and enjoyed some well deserved refreshments.
But for the Division 8′s man of the hour, the day was just starting.
“The Cardinal’s Mass in the morning,” O’Connell said, “the happy Irish faces along the route, the grace of the Grand Marshal, seeing my loved ones in the stands, the weather, it was all so great, I will remember this day for all my life.”
All members of Division 8 are welcome to march in the parade every year. If you are Irish, Catholic and interested in joining, please follow this link for more information.
2008 Glen Cove Parade
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under photos
Division 8 Marches In NYC Parade
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under division news
NEW YORK – With the weather in the mid-50s, and not a cloud in the sky, the 2009 New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade was going to be a success for Division 8.
But this year was even more special, because one of our own, past Division 8 President and current Nassau County President John O’Connell, was named an Aide to the Grand Marshal.
“What a wonderful day! Glorious!” O’Connell said. “This was one of the happiest days in my life to serve as an Aide to the Grand Marshal of the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade.”
Backed by seven members of the men’s division and 15 of the ladies, Division 8 marched under its own flag for the first time in three years.
As the division proceeded up 5th Avenue, crowds of three to four deep lined the streets cheered on the brothers and sisters. And the special moment came when they arrived at 63rd Street to see O’Connell standing in front of Central Park. “One of the best moments.” O’Connell said, “was to cheer my Division 8 men on as they passed the reviewing stand.”
After the two mile walk, the division went to a local restaurant on the Upper East Side and enjoyed some well deserved refreshments.
But for the Division 8′s man of the hour, the day was just starting.
“The Cardinal’s Mass in the morning,” O’Connell said, “the happy Irish faces along the route, the grace of the Grand Marshal, seeing my loved ones in the stands, the weather, it was all so great, I will remember this day for all my life.”
All members of Division 8 are welcome to march in the parade every year. If you are Irish, Catholic and interested in joining, please follow this link for more information.
Parade Sponsorships
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
Filed under parade sponsorships
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2007 Glen Cove Parade
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
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Glen Cove Parade 2005
March 19, 2009 by Joe McDonald
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Glen Cove Parade 2004
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