Downriver Irish American Club
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We were organized in 1994 and have about 300 members. We encourage Irish culture.
Our festival was a huge success.
Our next meeting will be held on January 12,2005 at Mr Nick's 1926 West Rd Trenton.
For more information call Jo Clark 734-283-1761 (evenings)
Christmas Party for members and their children on Dec. 7, (Sunday) from 3 til 6 PM.
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