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Ambassador’s Montreal Reception Oct 10 2024
October 10th, 2024Reception of the Ambassador of IrelandLyn Lonnergan-Doyle, Secretery and Member of the Board of MIMPFLisa Shortt, Community Development Advisor at SRQEA (Secrétariat au relations avec les Québécois...
GLOBAL IRISH FAMINE WAY
Connecting the dots of the Irish diaspora The Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation is thrilled to announce our participation in extending the Global Irish Famine Way to Canada! This meaningful project...
The MIMPF has the opportunity to speak about the project to An Tánaiste, Micheál Martin (Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland)
At this year’s St. Patrick’s Luncheon, the Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation was pleased to present signed copies of Alan Hustak’s new book called wrote ‘One Long Line of Marvel’ that highlights the history of the 200 years of St. Patrick’s Parades in Montreal to both the An Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister) and the Irish Ambassador to Canada.
Irish Ambassador mentions recent initial donation of $ 200,000 for the planning stage of the project
On Wednesday, March 20th 2024, representatives of the Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation, as well as, representatives of other Montreal Irish groups etc. were invited to attend the annual St. Patrick’s reception at the residence of the Ambassador of Ireland – in Ottawa.
SPS President announces a $ 200,000 donation to the Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation
At this year’s St. Patrick’s Luncheon, (March 15th 2024) the Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation were delighted when Pamela McGovern, President of the St. Patrick’s Society of Montreal announced that the SPS would...
Generous Donation from the Irish Government
On December 7th, 2023, several members of the Foundation had the pleasure of attending a delightful Christmas Party hosted by the Ireland Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) at La Maison Louis Joseph Forget on Sherbrooke...
Black Rock land ‘crucial’ for memorial park, transferred to Irish community ► Global News
By Timothy Sargeant Posted October 18, 2023 5:04 pm Updated October 18, 2023 5:05 pm Montreal’s Irish community is celebrating what amounts to them like a seismic transfer of land, historically...
Our partners at the Emigrant Support Program and Irish Embassy to Canada have collaborated with St. Michael’s College in Toronto to shed light on the remarkable role of First Nations in Canada giving aid to Irish famine victims in 1847.
People who had no reason to help and were suffering and persecuted themselves decided to contribute to famine relief in a settler’s homeland. Their willingness to help is a credit to their culture of communal welfare and integrity. Watch this video to learn more.
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