The Sandpoint Eater: Let us eat cake!
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
Our days in Ireland are waning, and every time I ready myself to return home from here, packed alongside my tired clothes and a handful …
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
Our days in Ireland are waning, and every time I ready myself to return home from here, packed alongside my tired clothes and a handful …
By Soncirey Mitchell
Reader Staff
Due to the Irish diaspora and humanity’s love of drink, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated worldwide with green-themed decorations and pints of Guinness. Since most …
By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff
In a tip of the tammie to St. Patrick’s Day, the Panida Theater is hosting two screenings Sunday, March 16 of the 1952 romantic comedy/drama …
By Brenden Bobby
Reader Columnist
The Great Famine, which took place in Ireland between 1845 and 1852, is something many of us learned about to some degree in school. It …
By Ben Olson
Reader Staff
At one point in history, slang was regarded as the vocabulary of disreputable people, with those in high society refraining from such low speech.
Today, …
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
Call them what you may — miners’ pasty, Cornish pasty, Butte pasty or meat hand pie — no other food evokes stronger food memories for …
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
It’s hard to believe Thanksgiving is behind us, and November is nearly a wrap. Now, we march on to the madness of the December holidays. …
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
The far side of three long-delayed, back-to-back international trips feels indescribable. Some long days were filled with uncertainty in these past two years. It seemed …
By Marcia Pilgeram
Reader Columnist
I’ve circled this island so many times, anxiously peering out the window as the airplane dips and banks, offering me a glimpse of the variegated …