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the The story of Irish immigrants to the US in the 19th century is dominated by the image of starving immigrants arriving in New York or Boston.

While this is central to the Irish American story, it's not the full picture.

Tens of thousands of Irish people would travel far into the west, establishing communities

in places like California, Colorado, Idaho and Montana.

Indeed, by the late 19th century, one of the most Irish cities in the United States was in fact Bute, Montana.

It was just one of hundreds of thriving Irish communities across the American West.

This podcast explores why the Irish ventured West.

It's a story of grueling work in vast mining operations,

and all too often racism and hostility towards the Irish

when they arrived. And forgotten as this part of Irish history may be, it was in the west of the United States, where aspects of Irish-American

identity as we know it today was forged.

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