The Irish Standard, established in 1910 by John C. McCarthy, has long been a vital voice for the Irish-American community in Minneapolis, Minnesota, providing comprehensive coverage of local news, cultural events, and issues affecting the Irish diaspora. With numerous journalism awards for its insightful reporting, the newspaper celebrates heritage while fostering a strong sense of identity among its readers. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Irish Standard starting 1886, with 29,007 total scans available. These archives may feature historical figures, events, and even stories related to your own family history. Dive into this rich collection and discover how this esteemed publication has influenced public discourse and supported the Irish community over the decades. Searching through these pages could unveil connections to your past and deepen your understanding of the Irish-American experience.