
John Foley
John Foley is a senior executive in a large property management company and a prominent member of the Irish-American community in New York. Originally from County Kerry, Ireland, he emigrated to the United States in the 1990s, married Trish from Tyrone, and built a family with three children. Foley reflects on the changing visibility of the Irish in New York, noting a shift in political affiliations and community sentiments, particularly in the context of contemporary American issues. He emphasizes the importance of preserving Irish culture and fostering connections among Irish-Americans, even as direct ties to Ireland diminish over generations. His insights reveal a deep understanding of the complexities of identity, immigration, and the evolving landscape of Irish-American life.
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Recent news mentions
John Foley is the chairperson of Sport Ireland.
Women’s sport received 18% of media coverage in 2025 – The Irish TimesJohn Foley was highly commended in the AIB Portrait Prize.
Artist Daniel Nelis wins National Gallery’s AIB Portrait Prize – The Irish TimesJohn Foley is the founder of Peloton, who was replaced by Barry McCarthy in early 2022.
Peloton goes all in on AI in product relaunchThe prominent immigration lawyer John Foley says that the situation has become alarming for many immigrants after last November’s election of Trump.
Irish grandmother’s ICE ordeal shows risks facing documented and undocumented immigrants in US – The Irish TimesJohn Foley is an experienced immigration attorney in Boston who is advocating for his client facing deportation.
Donegal man to be deported from US following driving charge after more than 15 years in Boston – The Irish Times
John Foley is an example of the Irish who came in the 1980s and 1990s, and stayed.
Fewer St Patrick’s Day fairytales in New York for today’s ‘undocumented’ Irish – The Irish Times





























