March, Strathspey, & Reel (2 Bands)
Judges: Piping-John L Bottomley, Paula Glendinning; Ensemble-Gordon A. Peters; Drumming-Donald K. Bell;
1. Saffron United PB Gr III 1-1-1-1
2. Roisin Dubh Irish PB 2-2-2-2

Pipe Band Grade IV

Medley (1 Bands)
Judges: Piping-John L Bottomley, Paula Glendinning; Ensemble-Gordon A. Peters; Drumming-Donald K. Bell;
1. Inis Fada Gaelic PB-4 1-1-1-1

Pipe Band Grade V

Quick March Medley (6 Bands)
Judges: Piping-John L Bottomley, Paula Glendinning; Ensemble-Gordon A. Peters; Drumming-Donald K. Bell;
1. Saffron United PB Gr V 2-2-2-1*
2. Roisin Dubh Irish PB V 1-1-1-6
3. Siol na h’Eireann Pipe Band 3-3-3-2
4. American Celtic Pipe Band 4-6-4-3
5. Inis Fada Gaelic PB-5 5-4-6-4
6. Glor Na Ngael Pipes & Drums 6-5-5-5

Piping Grade II

Piobaireachd (2 Competitors)
Judge: Paula Glendinning
1. Daniel Papa

2/4 March (2 Competitors)
Judge: John L Bottomley
1. Daniel Papa

Strathspey & Reel (2 Competitors)
Judge: Paula Glendinning
1. Daniel Papa

6/8 March (1 Competitor)
Judge: Gordon A. Peters
1. Michael Molloy

Piping Grade III

Piobaireachd (7 Competitors)
Judge: John L Bottomley
1. Robert W. O’Connor
2. Matthew Cornetto
3. Daniel P. Sprague
4. John J. McGrath
5. Colin Nisbet
6. Andrew Donlon

2/4 March (8 Competitors)
Judge: John L Bottomley
1. John J. McGrath
2. Andrew Donlon
3. Robert W. O’Connor
4. Padraig Ryan
5. Daniel P. Sprague
6. Robert Honor

Strathspey & Reel (8 Competitors)
Judge: Gordon A. Peters
1. John J. McGrath
2. Padraig Ryan
3. Robert Honor
4. Robert W. O’Connor
5. Daniel P. Sprague
6. Andrew Donlon

Piping Grade IV Sr

Piobaireachd Ground Only (8 Competitors)
Judge: Paula Glendinning
1. Tom DuBois
2. William Bochanowicz
3. John McCarthy
4. Glenn MacEwen
5. Sean Becker
6. James Felder

2/4 March (10 Competitors)
Judge: Gordon A. Peters
1. William Bochanowicz
2. Thomas Ryan
3. Tom DuBois
4. James Felder
5. Andy McEvoy
6. Bill McGee

Piping Grade IV Jr

Piobaireachd Ground Only (4 Competitors)
Judge: Paula Glendinning
1. Kurt Wichman
2. Jen Westphal
3. Alec Twibell

2/4 March (8 Competitors)
Judge: Gordon A. Peters
1. Colin Gimbel
2. Jen Westphal
3. Kevin McFadden
4. Kurt Wichman
5. Alec Twibell
6. James Elliott

Snare Gr 4 (John Murray Juvenile)

March (3 Competitors)
Judge: Donald K. Bell
1. Joseph Pagillo
2. Elizabeth Belmont

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Dr. William Donohue

The 37th annual Nassau County AOH Feis will be honoring Dr. William A. Donohue of the Catholic League. It will also be dedicated to the memory of Alice Caffrey.

William A. Donohue began his teaching career in the 1970s working at St. Lucy’s School in Spanish Harlem. In 1977, he took a position as a college professor teaching at La Roche College in McCandless, Pennsylvania. In 1980 he received a doctorate in Sociology from New York University (NYU).

His first book was The Politics of the American Civil Liberties Union and he became associated with the conservative Heritage Foundation where he is an adjunct scholar. His books on the American Civil Liberties Union have made him one of the group’s most prominent critics.

While Donohue was in college in New York, Virgil C. Blum, a Jesuit at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, founded the Catholic League to counter Anti-Catholicism in American culture. Blum died in 1990; in 1993, Dr. Donohue became the director of the organization. Under his direction, the organization has become far more prominent and vocal.

Donohue publishes The Catalyst, the Catholic League journal. He serves on the board of directors of the National Association of Scholars. He serves on the board of advisers of the Washington Legal Foundation, the Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society, Society of Catholic Social Scientists, Catholics United for the Faith, Ave Maria Institute, the Christian Film & Television Commission and Catholic War Veterans. He has received several awards from the Catholic community and was voted one of the top 100 Catholics of the 20th century in a survey of Catholics conducted by the internet site, Daily Catholic. He received the 2005 St. Thomas More Award for Catholic Citizenship from Catholic Citizens of Illinois.

Information taken from Wikipedia.org.