15.02.2010

Princess Grace Irish Library talk

The theme of the talk is "Around the World in 1847: Events across the globe in which people of Ireland were influential.

The Princess Grace Irish Library is giving a lecture in English and book-signing by Turtle Bunbury (author, scriptwriter, travel writer, historical consultant).

Date: Monday 15 February 2010 at 8pm.

The theme of the talk is "Around the World in 1847: Events across the globe in which people of Ireland were influential.

www.turtlebunbury.com

Entry is 10 Euros per person (pay at the door).

Please reserve on +377 93 50 12 25 or email pglib@monaco.mc PRINCESS GRACE IRISH LIBRARY Bibliothèque Irlandaise Princesse Grace 9 rue Princesse Marie de Lorraine MC98000 Principauté de Monaco

Tel: +377 93 50 12 25 / Fax: +377 93 50 66 65

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