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Local advocates and congresswoman urge Quinnipiac to reopen Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum
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Local advocates and congresswoman urge Quinnipiac to reopen Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum
The student-led petition to reopen Quinnipiac University’s Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum reached over 2,000 signatures, leading to a letter sent to President Marie Hardin by Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro. On Oct. 31, three members of Ireland’s Great Hunger Bord — Turlough McConnell, Catherine Shannon and Joseph McDonagh — met with Hardin. As DeLauro was unable to attend, District Director Jennifer Lamb read DeLauro’s letter addressed to…
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