Exhibition charts story of Norwegian children

THE story behind the burial of two Norwegian children in a Limerick city cemetery nearly 140 years ago will be recalled at the Belltable Arts Centre tomorrow.

Exhibition charts story of Norwegian children
Mon, 19 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

The Norwegian Ambassador Truls Hanevold will open an exhibition of photographs which was inspired by a play about the voyage of The Hannah Parr from Norway in 1868.

The Hannah Parr was taking emigrants to Quebec when it was damaged in a storm and managed to make port at Foynes.

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