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Ray O Hanlon

Ray O’Hanlon is the editor of the New York-published Irish Echo newspaper. A native of Dublin, O’Hanlon has reported from four continents in a news career spanning forty-seven years. His first book, The New Irish Americans (Roberts Rinehart, 1998), was the recipient of a Washington Irving Book Award. The South Lawn Plot, his first fiction work, was published in 2011 by Boston-based Gemma Media. Unintended Consequences (Merrion Press, 2021) is a history of Irish immigration to the United States. O’Hanlon lives in Ossining, New York, with his wife, Lisa. They are parents of three grown children, Kate, Liz, and Jack.

 

 

 

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