Abram J Ryan Div (Louisville, Ky)
ANCIENT ORDER of HIBERNIANS
Cead Mile Failte!
100,000 welcomes!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sun. Jan. 22, 2012 3:00PM - Right to Life Mass at Saint Martin of Tours (639 S. Shelby St. Louisville KY 40202)
Thurs. Jan. 26, 2012 7:00PM - Officers Meeting
Thurs. Feb. 2, 2012 7:30PM - Regular Monthly Meeting
Sun. Feb. 5, 2012 - time to be determined - Spouse Appreciation Mass at Saint Brigid (1520 Hepburn Ave. Louisville KY 40204) followed by breakfast at Molly Malones
AOH raises $4,000 for Boys and Girls Haven
Order your Personalized Louisville Slugger Bat Emblazoned with AOH Crest(More Photos)Please Support our 2011 Parade Sponsors
Check out some of our pictures from last year's parade(1,2), 2010 Photos
Slainte! (slawn-chuh)
To your Health!/Cheers!
How can I become a Hibernian?
Who can join? Practicing Catholic men over age 16 who are Irish by birth or descent.
Not Catholic or Irish? Join as an associate!
Contact Bill Riley @ 635-6367. Application
For "CIA: Certified Irish American (CIA) apparel," call Brian Clarke 502-241-6404
Message from the President
Thanks for Logging onto the website of The Father Abram J. Ryan Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The oldest Irish Catholic mens faternal organization in America. It's with great pride that we bring you the St. Patrick's Day parade every year. This year being no exception. We have decided to bring back our Hooley in the Highlands theme for 2011. This year marks the 175th anniversary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America. Because this is such a big birthday for us, it just seemed appropriate for us to stay with a party theme. Hooley being the Irish word for party. If you have never been a part of our yearly experiance, this would be a perfect time to come join us as we celebrate our 175th birthday and be Irish for a day. I hope to see as many people there as can make it. So mark Saturday March 12, 2011 on your calenders and come out to see us. Be sure to look me up and say Hi!
Slainte,
Be sure to take a look at the Bloody Monday memorial marker in W. Louisville that we helped unveil in Aug. 06. It's an important part of our Irish-American and local history, for sure.
