Illustrative photoThe Irish involvement in the Revolution and the building of America
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About this event
From the Revolutionary era through the nation’s growth and into the present day, Hilary Beirne will highlight the ways Irish people helped shape American democracy, culture, communities and society. The program will examine their contributions to the founding of the nation, the building of America and the continuing influence of Irish heritage in American life. Presented by The Eastchester Historical Society. No registration required.
Hilary T. Beirne is a longtime advocate for Irish-American relations. Since moving to New York in 1988, he has dedicated his career to education, community service, and preserving Irish heritage.
He served the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade for over 30 years and now serves as a Director of Irish America 250 and U.S. Co-Convenor of the Global Irish Famine Way. An Honorary Member of the Fighting 69th, Hilary remains committed to strengthening the historic bond between Ireland and America.
Location
Rashkoff Room - Downstairs, Eastchester, NY
Listed by Eastchester Public Library. Details can change — check the official page before you go.