New York Irish History is devoted to the rich history and everyday life of the Irish and Irish-Americans in the New York City metropolitan area. Published since 1986, NYIH contains a unique collection of articles, illustrations, family histories, media reviews, analyses, commentaries, and book reviews—all focused on the lives, families, and accomplishments of people of Irish heritage in Greater New York. This two-CD package contains the first seventeen volumes of New York Irish History, published during 1986-2003.

Some of the articles and reviews on the CD are:

“The Orange Legacy in New York” by John T. Ridge
“Searching for My Irish Ancestors” by Joseph Silinonte
“Growing Up in Woodside: The Mets at Mid-Century” by B.J. Leddy
“The Union Club Riot of Thanksgiving Day, 1920” by Hugh E. O’Rourke, Ph.D.
“William O’Dwyer: An Irish Mayor for all New Yorkers” by Anne Sarro
“Architect of the House of Labor: Peter James McGuire” by L.A. O’Donnell, Ph.D.
"When Williamsburg and Greenpoint Were Irish" by John T. Ridge
“Between Yankee Stadium and Gaelic Park” by Mary Murphy Clogston
“Famine Relief from Brooklyn” by Harvey Strum                       
 Hasia Diner, Erin’s Daughters in America: Irish Immigrant Women in the  Nineteenth Century, review by Jessica Wilson
“The Irish in the Rockaways” by Terrence Flynn, Jr.
“Staten Island Irish” by John T. Ridge
“Crime, Punishment and the New York Irish” by Marion R.Casey, Ph.D.
“Searching for Your Irish Roots” by Trish Little Taylor
“A West Side Story of a Sort: The Teevan and Byrnes Families” by Richard Teevan
Linda Dowling Almeida, Irish Immigrants in New York City 1945-1995, review by Charles Laverty
“Religion and the Rise of Mass Immigration: The Irish Community in New York City 1815 to 1840” by Kevin G. Kenny, Ph.D.
Maureen Waters, Crossing Highbridge: A Memoir of Irish America, review by Anne Murphy
Kevin Kenny, The American Irish, review by Jay Dolan, Ph.D.