Jeanie Johnson arrives in Canada

The replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston has arrived in Newfoundland in Canada.

Jeanie Johnson arrives in Canada
Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 18:40

The replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston has arrived in Newfoundland in Canada.

The vessel, which was built in Co Kerry, left Ireland eight months ago. The original Jeanie Johnston was built in Canada.

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