The Irish Government and New York Attorney General Step in to Revitalize the American Irish Historical Society
The New York Attorney General and Government of Ireland has stepped in to financially revitalize the American Irish Historical Society.
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The New York Attorney General and Government of Ireland has stepped in to financially revitalize the American Irish Historical Society.
The American Irish Historical Society new interim executive director John Keefe, appointed this week by New York State Attorney General Letitia James on a six-month basis along with three others who will comprise a temporary board, says the ultimate goal is to keep the property in Irish possession for good.
The American Irish Historical Society had been dominated by a single family. It had planned to sell its Fifth Avenue home and move to Cooperstown.
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