We extend our heartfelt thanks to Paul Hickey and the talented team at Outpost379 for their incredible contribution to the Nine Ships 1825 logo design. Their creative vision and dedication have played a crucial role in establishing a strong foundation for our brand, reflecting the rich history and significance of this bicentennial journey.
We officially start our journey and introduce ourselves to local organizations.
Meeting with Chief Keith Knott of Curve Lake First Nation with Megan Murphy and Mary Smith to introduce ourselves and the project's intentions.
Visit of Chris Nikkel, documentary filmmaker, learning of preparations regarding the 200th-anniversary of the Peter Robinson Emigration.
We meet with Mae Whetung a member of Curve Lake First Nation and Trent Valley Archives volunteer.
We meet with Mayor Jeff Leal (City of Peterborough) to discuss the Nine Ships project.
We meet with Ken Armstrong, Chair of the Homecoming '75 150th Anniversary Committee to discuss the Nine Ships project and talk about their experiences.
From 4th Line Theatre's Page: "We are excited to present our 18th annual Breaking Ground on Sunday, February 4th at Bagnani Hall at Catherine Parr Traill College in Peterborough featuring a free public reading of excerpts from Megan Murphy’s Wild Irish Geese, a new play about the story of the Irish settlers to the Peterborough […]
Heritage Community Groups Briefing regarding PR2025 Project at the Venture North Board Room.
Irish Celebrations held by the Peterborough Canadian Irish Club at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall, Douro.
Brendan Moher Interviews with Global TV and PTBO Canada at Irish Flag raising at City Hall March 11, 2024.
Brendan Moher - CBC Morning, radio interview.
