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How Irish Famine immigrants changed life in Philadelphia

How Irish Famine immigrants changed life in Philadelphia and created an everlasting home for Irish-Americans. IrishCentral is currently running a series in partnership with the Irish Heritage Tree on the Irish Famine migration to America.

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How Irish Famine immigrants created a new life in Boston

How Irish Famine immigrants created a new life in Boston
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Tony Blair did not approve Irish Famine statement

news Tony Blair did not approve Irish Famine statement © Getty Images Tony Blair s admission of the British government s culpability over the Irish Famine was neither written by the former PM or approved by him before it was sent, National Archive files show. They show Mr Blair s private secretary Sir John Holmes wrote the message and could not reach him for final approval. The 1997 statement was welcomed as an overdue recognition of British failure. More than 1m people died in what is known as the Great Famine of 1845-52, when Ireland was part of the UK. A million more people emigrated during this time.

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Hand-blown glass potatoes now on display in Strokestown Famine Museum

Share this article Paula Stokes is an Irish artist based in Seattle. An installation of 1,845 hand-blown glass potatoes is on display at the National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park, Co. Roscommon. 1845: Memento Mori is a Famine Memorial dedicated to the Irish Potato Famine, made by Seattle based Irish artist Paula Stokes Paula Stokes began the work 15 years ago as she considered her own emigrant story and that of many Irish and other emigrants to the US who had less fortunate experiences. Advertisement

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NY Celtic supporters walk for charity

Glasgow Celtic supporters around the world, including in New York, will gather on Saturday, June 5 to raise funds for the Celtic FC Foundation, which supports the charitable principles and heritage of the Celtic Football Club. In New York fans they will gather at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.

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