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One of the things I've been impressed since I surf the blogosphere is at the helm of Innisfree meet so many Latin Americans of Irish origin, preserve their roots with pride, with passion looking at pedigrees to find her grandparents across the pond , who want to know more about Ireland that carry blood or enjoy Irish following the course that is offered in this blog every Saturday. Are admirable, worthy of his ancestors who had to travel the world with the pain of leaving behind their land people, but bearing in our hearts the soul of the nation. They kept the music, they tried to keep intact ancestral surnames, perhaps forgot the old language of the Celts, but bequeathed the best they had: his fighting spirit that led them to change continent, the best guarantee that his lineage survive silvan any mishap. And maybe your grandchild or great-grandchild someday return to the green fields of Éire to know where his clan was born.
And this Saturday, November 10, will be held in Buenos Aires the 36th National Meeting Argentine-Irish. Organized by the Federation of Irish-Argentine Associations, this time taking place in Lincoln (province of Buenos Aires). Upon receipt of authorities and delegations, the day started with a tribute to Admiral William Brown, an Irishman born in Foxford Navy, which committed to the release of his adopted country, founded the Navy of Argentina, which It was his first Admiral. Following Mass will be held at the main temple of the city, where an image of San Patricio, arrival from Ireland in 1926 is enthroned. At noon a lunch will be served at fraternization Rivadavia Club, after acting ensembles and the dance floor opens.
Today half a million Argentines are descended from the 10,000 Irish who emigrated to Argentina in the nineteenth century, especially between 1830 and 1875, fleeing from English oppression and famine (I caused by the crisis in the potato between 1845 and 1850 decimated the population). Irish immigration was a great colonizing the countryside of the province of Buenos Aires mainly, and then spread to Santa Fe, Entre Ríos and Córdoba. Argentina is the fifth country in the world with more Irish descent, after the U.S., UK, Canada and Australia.
From Innisfree luck to host the meeting this year: the Argentine-Irish Association of Lincoln, who chairs Giovagnola Claudia Carroll and James J. Murtagh is the Secretary. Everything silvan goes well and ... Congratulations!
In Argentina the national holidays silvan of the countries of grandparents and great-grandparents of the people are a cult. As you illustrate very well with the picture of this post, are gastronomic events where drinking and drinks and foods eaten far patria.Y dancing as possible. Such parties are like the Oktoberfest, silvan but with love and the ever-present reminder of the origins.
January 5, 2008 at 7:10 pm
My name Egan ale I live in Spain, and as my visabuelos John Quest, Margaret Flanagan, John Egan and Maria Nally and Tims. I also play emigrate here from Argentina to Esapña, but emigrate to the end .. What can I say?? ,. The only thing I can think to say is, is that I am proud of who I am and Desender them., IRLADESES Thousands of immigrants as I crossed the puddle for a better future with his family .. I wish you luck .. Alejandro egan
Irish Dear All: I am in this mailing recently, have requested some information on my grandmother Catherine Joyce, daughter of Thomas and Elena Guillighan Joyce. They lived in Cologne Atucha near Perez Roque. Despite being a large family, there are few descendants. silvan I'm excited much all you do in the province of Buenos Aires. I have lived 22 years in Neuquén, and there are a small group of Irish descendants were celebrating St. Patrick every year. first at home, then invite you to a restaurant to convene, not Irish, but also Italians and Spaniards, who by the Upper Valley MANY, and really a cute party was being held. Today I live in Buenos Aires again in Belgrano R where many irish and weekends will Lujan I see there are a few. I'll integrating activities though little