Join us for a talk by Patrick Downes, The Ireland Funds Writer-in-Residence for this autumn.
In this year of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this lecture turns to one of the most striking measures of what the Irish gave to their adopted country. More men born on the island of Ireland have received the Medal of Honor, America’s highest decoration for valour, than have been born in any other country on earth.
Drawing on his forthcoming book For Valour and Heritage: The Irish Story of America’s Medal of Honor, Patrick asks who these men were, how they came to be in uniform, and what became of them afterwards — in the police forces, fire houses and civic institutions of the great American cities.
In this year of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this lecture turns to one of the most striking measures of what the Irish gave to their adopted country. More men born on the island of Ireland have received the Medal of Honor, America’s highest decoration for valour, than have been born in any other country on earth.
Drawing on his forthcoming book For Valour and Heritage: The Irish Story of America’s Medal of Honor, Patrick asks who these men were, how they came to be in uniform, and what became of them afterwards — in the police forces, fire houses and civic institutions of the great American cities.
Join us for our next Book Club meeting on Tuesday 24th November 2026 at 2pm.
We will discuss the great American novel, The Great Gatsby, by Irish American writer F.Scott Fitzgerald.
Enjoy reading and discussing a book among likeminded friends!
We will send a zoom meeting link to those wishing to join us remotely.