BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MARKS ST. PATRICK’S DAY WITH FOOD, MUSIC AND DANCE AT ANNUAL BREAKFAST |
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| In photo : The O’Malley School of Dance entertains |
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| Photographs by Kathryn Kirk |
In photo 1 (front row, left to right): Judge Matthew J. D’Emic; Chris Byrne; Peter Lovett; Martin Cottingham; Mary Nolan, President of the Commodore Barry Club. (Back row, left to right): Mary Elizabeth O’Regan; District Attorney Charles J. “Joe” Hynes; Judge Bernard Graham; City Councilmember David Yassky; Al O’Hagan |
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On March 17, the Brooklyn Borough President’s Office hosted the sixth annual St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast at Brooklyn Borough Hall with green bagels, music, dance—and plenty of “wearing of the green.”
Honorees included Martin Cottingham (Irishman of the Year); Judge Matthew J. D’Emic (Justice William T. Bellard Memorial); Peter Lovett (Commodore John Barry Award); and Chris Byrne (Shamrock Award). Al O’Hagan of Brooklyn Baile Na nGael “Home of the Irish” delivered welcoming remarks, and greetings were offered by Judge Bernard Graham and Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. “Joe” Hynes.
Performers included the O’Malley School of Dance, and Mary Elizabeth O’Regan and John Houilhan singing the Irish and American national anthems.
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