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Mayo Association of Philadelphia. An association drawn from descendents of County Mayo, Ireland. Founded in 1905.

Philadelphia Ceili Group. Founded in 1958, the Ceili Group preserves and promotes traditional Irish ceili and set dancing.

Philadelphia Donegal Association. Founded in 1888, described as a "Beneficial, Social, Charitable and Patriotic Association."

Philadelphia Cavan Association. Founded in 1907, One of the best website of all the local societies

Philadelphia Emerald Society. An association of Philadelphia area Irish-American police and firefighters.


Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. A fraternal society dedicated to the promotion of Irish culture and education, and providing aid. It was founded in 1771.

Tir Eoghain Philadelphia. The Tyrone Philadelphia Gaelic Football Club.

Donegal GFC.A Gaelic football club.

Young Irelands GFC Pennsylvania. A Gaelic football club based in Delaware County.

Molly Maguires Celtic Supporters Club. Dedicated followers of the Glasgow Celtic Football Club.

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