New helpline for elderly Irish emigrants

A new helpline has been set up for forgotten elderly Irish emigrants living in New York, it was revealed today.

Sun, 10 May, 2009 - 15:26

A new helpline has been set up for forgotten elderly Irish emigrants living in New York, it was revealed today.

The service, modelled on a similar initiative in Co Meath, will help older expatriates struggling with loneliness, depression or isolation.

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