997 - 1956 Opening of National Agricultural and Industrial Development Association's "Irish Week" at N.A.I.D.A., St. Stephen's Green

10/03/1956
03/10/1956
10 March 1956
Opening of National Agricultural and Industrial Development Association's "Irish Week" at N.A.I.D.A., St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. At the launch were (l-r): Mr William Norton T.D., Minister for Industry and Commerce, Tanaiste and Labour Party leader speaking; Donnacha O Cinneide, B.E, President of N.A.I.D.A.; Mr. P. Moylett, Past President and Mr. J.P.C. Hennessy, Past President.

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10/03/1956<br />
03/10/1956<br />
10 March 1956<br />
Opening of National Agricultural and Industrial Development Association's "Irish Week" at N.A.I.D.A., St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. At the launch were (l-r): Mr William Norton T.D., Minister for Industry and Commerce, Tanaiste and Labour Party leader speaking; Donnacha O Cinneide, B.E, President of N.A.I.D.A.; Mr. P. Moylett, Past President and Mr. J.P.C. Hennessy, Past President.