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Tis the shamrock, the shamrock, the shamrock immortal and green, On Ireland’s hills, by her murmuring rills.The shamrock can be seen.

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Protecting, Promoting and Celebrating Irish Heritage, Culture and People

For more than a century and a half the Ancient Order of Hibernians have hosted events dedicated solely to Irish history, culture and heritage. From the Annual Walk to the Stone beginning in 1868, the unveiling of the AOH Celtic Cross on Grosse Île in 1909, the annual pilgrimage to Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial each August, the St. Gabriel’s Elementary School Field Trip, to the Annual Mass in the Park at the site of St. Ann’s Church in Griffintown each July, AOH members have covered most of the costs in order to keep events either FREE or at least affordable to all.

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100% of net profits are used for AOH Irish Heritage Events

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Ancient Order of Hibernians Celtic Cross Grosse Île, Québec

Unveiled on August 15, 1909 atop Telegraph Hill to stand guard over the 5,424 Irish who died of Typhus in 1847.

Irish Commemorative Stone (Black Rock) Montréal, Québec

Laid as a headstone on the 1847 Irish Cemetery on the December 2, 1859 and dedicated to the more than 6,000 souls buried in a mass grave on the shores of St. Lawrence River at Windmill Point.

Digital Museums Canada Virtual Exhibit: “Remembering Montreal’s Famine Irish”

The “Remembering Montreal’s Famine lrish” virtual exhibit tells the story of the more than 75,000 Famine lrish emigrants and their Canadian caregivers in the summer of 1847.