JFK emigrant flame arrives in Ireland

A flame taken from the eternal one on US president John F Kennedy’s grave has arrived in Ireland as part of events to mark 50 years since his visit.

JFK emigrant flame arrives in Ireland
Thu, 20 Jun, 2013 - 12:49

A flame taken from the eternal one on US president John F Kennedy’s grave has arrived in Ireland as part of events to mark 50 years since his visit.

More than 30 members of the Kennedy family will be in the country over the next few days for a series of engagements to commemorate the June 1963 trip.

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