President to speak on living with disability

President Mary McAleese will today give the inaugural lecture in a major series on living with disabilities in modern-day Ireland.

Fri, 08 Jun, 2007 - 08:07

President Mary McAleese will today give the inaugural lecture in a major series on living with disabilities in modern-day Ireland.

The lecture will be held in the O’Reilly Hall in UCD at 10.30am and is the first in the Irish Life “Get Ahead” series “Disability And Contemporary Ireland”.

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