Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum sets course for Fairfield
After months of uncertainty, Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum has found a new home in Fairfield.
Quinnipiac University’s decision to permanently close the 9-year-old museum in August met public outcry at home and abroad, and prompted a still-pending inquiry by the State Attorney General’s Office. Nevertheless, earlier this month the university announced a plan to move the collection to a new space, to be created by the Gaelic-American Club in Fairfield.
This hour, we hear more about the collection and plans for its move from the newly-formed group, Ireland's Great Hunger Museum…
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