Fulton Montgomery county AOH Div. 1.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter:

02/08/2026

A great loss for the AOH!

It is with great sadness that we learn of the passing of our brother Denis Troy. Denis was a Hibernian in the truest sense of the word and truly lived our motto of Friendship, Unity and Christian Charity

While always a son of the Bronx and a proud Jasper, Denis' heart was always in Orangetown and Pearl River where for three decades he gave his time, energy and talents. Whether serving in elected office, coaching youth sports, supporting parish life, or volunteering with organizations that cared for seniors, children, veterans, and people with disabilities, Denis focused on the everyday issues and made a change in real lives.

Within the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Denis was a leader who understood both responsibility and tradition. As President, Vice President, Treasurer, and long-time member of Division 3 and the Hibernian House, he helped build and sustain one of the strongest centers of Irish-American life. He believed the AOH mattered—not just as a social club, but as a living expression of faith, heritage, and service.

Most importantly, Denis was a devoted husband and proud father, and grandfather and a true friend who could be relied on.

His passing leaves a real absence, his example a challenge for all of us to carry on his legacy.

we will post details on arrangements as soon as they are known

Ní bheidh a leithéid arís ann
(We shall not see his like again)

11/30/2025

For the month of December, the Montgomery County SPCA is grateful for a generous couple who is contributing $100 toward the adoption fee of every dog adopted this month!
We invite you to visit our shelter, meet our wonderful dogs, complete an application, and consider opening your home to a pet in need this holiday season. 🎄🐾🐶

View our available pets and fill out an application online! www.mc-spca.org

11/29/2025

The Rotterdam Spoon
Downtown Schenectady

11/27/2025

11/11/2025

Thank you all for your service!

09/17/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17LYyrAZbj/?mibextid=wwXIfr

09/11/2025

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~irlcnn/Christmas/names.htm
Never forget! These were just the Irish names. Barely 10% of the total of our American brothers and sisters who went down that day.
Add to this the first responders and volunteers who crawled through the rubble afterwards and died years down the road from respiratory issues (including cancer) and it is heart wrenching!

The monsters who brought these buildings down were not religious people, for Mohammad taught peace, order, and honor for hosts and guests.