Sen. Edward Kennedy and Irish immigrants | Irish News

Senator Edward Kennedy at an ILIR rally in Washington in March 2006 Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy at an ILIR rally in Washington in March 2006 Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy with (l-r) Grant Lally, Ciaran Staunton, Kelly Fincham and Niall O'Dowd Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy wears his t-shirt with pride Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy shakes hands with Liam Melia from Ashbourne in Co Dublin Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy at an ILIR rally in Washington in March 2006 Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail
Senator Edward Kennedy was a staunch supporter of the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform.
Farewell from the Irish lion Photo credit:Sean Mc Phail

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August 26, 2009

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