Supporting Irish abroad ceremony held in UK

The 'Supporting Irish Abroad' campaign has been officially launched at a ceremony in Britain.

Sun, 22 Feb, 2004 - 17:21

The 'Supporting Irish Abroad' campaign has been officially launched at a ceremony in Britain.

The Bishop of Derry, Seamus Hegarty, performed the ceremony at the Irish Centre in Camden last night, when he called for the establishment of a dedicated state agency for Irish people living abroad.

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