Don Hannon. and operator of family Carpet and Home Furnishing business based in Union, NJ since 1933. Former Newark Parade Grand Marshal and former Chairman of the NJ Irish Festival. Joseph A. Hayden, Jr. Sought Criminal Defense Attorney. Former Deputy State Attorney General, law secretary to the Chief Justice of the NJ Supreme Court. Served as member/Democratic National Convention's Rules Committee. Renowned for his high-profile criminal cases. Jerramiah Former Jersey City Mayor and Chairman of the Hudson County Democratic Committee. Renowned singer of Irish Ballads. J. Herrmann, Jr. Long- time supporter/Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of the Oranges. His mother, Theresa Elizabeth, was the niece of Charles P. Gillen, Newark’s only Irish born Mayor (Roscommon) and the Newark Parade’s first Grand Marshal (1936). Pat Hobbs. Well-respected and popular former Dean of Seton Hall Law School. Currently serving as Athletic Director for Rutgers University. Matthew Holleran. Young Irish American leader, related to the Durkin’s of Essex County and an executive with a Middlesex County security firm. Hughes. Son of the late Governor and Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Hughes. Currently serving his fourth term as Mercer County Executive. Stalwart in State Democratic ranks. John Hughes. Also, son of the late Governor Richard Hughes. Retired from the Federal bench and is currently engaged in mediation work. Kathleen Ginty Hyland. Former Mayor/Morris Township. Former Grand Marshal and outfitter (with Mary Agnes Parker) of the Morris ‘Unofficial’ County St. Patrick’s Parade. Owner of Ginty’s Irish Gifts in Morristown. Veteran labor leader and former Business Agent (retired) Stephen Kealy. for flagship LIUNA Local 472 of Newark.
Don Hannon. and operator of family Carpet and Home Furnishing business based in Union, NJ since 1933. Former Newark Parade Grand Marshal and former Chairman of the NJ Irish Festival. Joseph A. Hayden, Jr. Sought Criminal Defense Attorney. Former Deputy State Attorney General, law secretary to the Chief Justice of the NJ Supreme Court. Served as member/Democratic National Convention's Rules Committee. Renowned for his high-profile criminal cases. Jerramiah Former Jersey City Mayor and Chairman of the Hudson County Democratic Committee. Renowned singer of Irish Ballads. J. Herrmann, Jr. Long- time supporter/Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of the Oranges. His mother, Theresa Elizabeth, was the niece of Charles P. Gillen, Newark’s only Irish born Mayor (Roscommon) and the Newark Parade’s first Grand Marshal (1936). Pat Hobbs. Well-respected and popular former Dean of Seton Hall Law School. Currently serving as Athletic Director for Rutgers University. Matthew Holleran. Young Irish American leader, related to the Durkin’s of Essex County and an executive with a Middlesex County security firm. Hughes. Son of the late Governor and Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Hughes. Currently serving his fourth term as Mercer County Executive. Stalwart in State Democratic ranks. John Hughes. Also, son of the late Governor Richard Hughes. Retired from the Federal bench and is currently engaged in mediation work. Kathleen Ginty Hyland. Former Mayor/Morris Township. Former Grand Marshal and ‘Unofficial’ outfitter (with Mary Agnes Parker) of the Morris County St. Patrick’s Parade. Owner of Ginty’s Irish Gifts in Morristown. Stephen Kealy. Veteran labor leader and former Business Agent (retired) for flagship LIUNA Local 472 of Newark.
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