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The Irish in America: Long Journey Home
This series surveys the history of the people of Ireland concerning their impact on the United States of America. For centuries, Ireland suffered under the heel of England and endured hardship that forced thousands to leave. For most, America was the place to go, and this series tells their story from the first colonization efforts to Irish independence in the 20th century.
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Episode 1
The Great Hunger
Mon, Feb 23, 1998
Awards
- 1999 - WGA Award (TV) - Documentary - Other Than Current Events - nominated
- 1999 - Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in a Craft in News and Documentary Programming - Editors - winner
- 1999 - Emmy - Outstanding Historical Programming - Programs - nominated
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