An evening with Liam Dowling Governor of Arbour Hill Prison

IWAF welcome you to an informal networking evening in the Irish Club in Subiaco with special guest speaker Liam Dowling, Governor of Arbour Hill Prison.

Prior to introducing our Guest Speaker, Fred Rea will give a short update on issues related to the recently completed Irish Famine Memorial.

This informal event will take place in the Rose Room of the

Irish Club 61 Townshend Road in Subiaco

Commencing at 6.30pm

Entry is free and light finger food will be provided.

Cash bar available until late.

Mr. Liam Dowling is Governor of Arbour Hill Prison in Dublin Ireland, a closed medium security prison for adult males with a profile largely made up of long term sentenced prisoners.
During his visit to Western Australia, Mr Dowling, accompanied by his wife Ann, will be presenting a Travel Box to the City of Subiaco in appreciation of the council’s support of ‘An Gorta Mór’ Famine Memorial in Market Square in Subiaco.
The box is one of several that have been made by Irish prisoners and which have been placed throughout Ireland, the US and Australia as reminders of the desperate plight of so many in the dark years during and after the famine.