The Irish America Hall of Fame
The Irish America Hall of Fame commemorates the critical contribution of Irish men and women to US history, as well as acknowledging the continuing contribution of contemporary Irish-Americans.Founded in 2010 in conjunction with ‘Irish America Magazine’, the Hall of Fame is housed at The Dunbrody Famine Ship in New Ross, Co. Wexford.
The most notable historical figures, such as Henry Ford and JFK, are remembered with short biographical videos.
Every year contemporary Irish-Americans are honoured for their achievements, with induction into the Hall of Fame. The most recent inductees include: Donald Keough, former Chairman of Coca-Cola; Michael Flately, world famous choreographer; and the actress Maureen O’Hara.
Irish-Americans Honoured in the Hall of Fame
Please click on the images below to view PDF’s of each of the inductees.
 John F Kennedy |
 Henry Ford |
 Eugene O'Neill |
 Grace Kelly |
Please click on the images below to enlarge some pictures of our Irish-American Hall of Fame
