Flannelly, Adrian & J. Roach – Ancient Order of Hibernians

AOH-0141 AOH Archival Repositories

Flannelly, Adrian & J. Roach – Ancient Order of Hibernians

(1976–2001, Inclusive, 1999–2000, Bulk)

Adrian Flannelly (1942-2024) was an Irish broadcaster; and the Chairman and CEO of Irish Radio Network USA. He hosted The Adrian Flannelly Show, a weekly radio program he began in 1969, which consisted of a combination of music; international and national news; cultural news; economic analysis and commentary; and interviews with writers, musicians, politicians, and other public figures. The Adrian Flannelly Show Audio Recordings consists of audiocassette recordings of his weekly Irish American talk radio program, dated (approx.)1976-2001; and additional recordings, dated approximately 1983-2000.

Description adapted from the holding repository’s finding aid; it may describe the larger collection that contains the AOH/LAOH material.

Catalog details

Catalog ID: AOH-0141
Date: (1976–2001, Inclusive, 1999–2000, Bulk)
Repository: New York University — Tamiment Library & Wagner Labor Archives NY
State: New York
Material type: Archival Repositories
Era: 1950–1999
Organization: AOH

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Flannelly, Adrian & J. Roach – Ancient Order of Hibernians, 1976–2001, Inclusive, 1999–2000, Bulk. New York University — Tamiment Library & Wagner Labor Archives, NY. https://findingaids.library.nyu.edu/tamwag/aia_089/all/. AOH Online Archive (archive.aoh.com), AOH-0141. Accessed July 4, 2026.

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