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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS

CAPE MAY COUNTY, DIVISION #2

ALL IRISH MARTYRS

FRIENDSHIP • UNITY • CHRISTIAN CHARITY

We are a Catholic Irish-American fraternal organization that promotes our faith through charity, friendship, and honoring our Irish heritage in the Upper Township community.

THE CELTIC CROSS: This symbol is deeply rooted in Irish heritage. It represents not just faith but also the enduring spirit of the Irish people. Its distinctive circle highlights the unity and connection between the earthly and the divine.

What is the...

Ancient Order of Hibernians?

Established in 1836, the Ancient Order of Hibernians is America's oldest Irish Catholic fraternal organization.

 

Born in the vibrant communities of New York City and the coal-mining regions of Pennsylvania, we are dedicated to promoting our faith, fostering friendship, and preserving Irish heritage.

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Members Only Exclusive Access

Please log in to our password-protected portal to access meeting minutes, documents, and other exclusive Club resources.

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Online Membership Renewal & Dues

Conveniently renew your Club Membership and pay your annual dues securely with Wix Payments, our new payment gateway.

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Members Only Club Events

Degree Ceremony

Degree Ceremony taking place on Saturday, November 15th in Fairhaven, NJ. Any non-degreed members are encouraged to attend. Details forthcoming.

Become A
Member

We warmly invite all to join the finest Irish Catholic Organization in the world. Full Membership is open to Catholics of Irish birth or descent, while Associate Membership welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs.

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Monthly Irish History Highlight

On November 1, 1884, the Gaelic Athletic Association was founded in Thurles, County Tipperary. Its mission was simple but profound — to protect and promote traditional Irish sports like hurling and Gaelic football. The GAA quickly became a pillar of Irish life, fostering community, identity, and national pride that endures to this day.

Officers & General Meetings

Officers Meetings:

1st Thursday of Every Month

7:00 PM

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General Meetings:

3rd Thursday of Every Month

7:00 PM

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VFW/AOH Post

15 Lyndhurst Rd.

Marmora, NJ 08223

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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS

CAPE MAY COUNTY, DIVISION #2

ALL IRISH MARTYRS

We are a proud Irish-American Catholic fraternal organization committed to community, camaraderie, and celebrating our rich Irish heritage throughout Cape May County.

FRIENDSHIP • UNITY • CHRISTIAN CHARITY

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