Government pledges $1m for Irish community projects in US

More than $1m (€721,840) has been announced in funding for Irish community projects in the US.

Sun, 04 Jan, 2009 - 10:52

More than $1m (€721,840) has been announced in funding for Irish community projects in the US.

The funds, announced by the Department of Foreign Affairs, will go towards three major development projects for Irish emigrant communities in San Francisco, Chicago and New York.

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