Ancient Order of Hibernians - Division 1 Haverstraw, New York
Next Meeting - Wednesday March 4 7:30 PM / Haverstraw Town Hall
Annual 2016 Division 1 North Rockland Communion Breakfast.
Dermot Moore receives AOH Award
from Dan Donohue, President Division 1
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Christopher Kenny was ranked #1 in his class at North Rockland High school. He is active at St. Gregory Barbarigo parish setting up all of the masses each Sunday. Christopher will be attending Cornell in the fall.
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Dermot Moore, Joan Moore and Mary Holt Moore.
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Kieran Feeney will be attending RCC and the SUNY Maritime Academy in the fall. He has been a great help at many AOH events over the years.
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2015 Scholarship Winners
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Thomas Annesi had a Grade Point Average of 99.14 and was ranked 12 out of 380 students at Washingtonville High School. He is attending SUNY at Binghampton, New York
2016 Scholarship Winner
Nicholas Fitzgerald
Our 2019 Scholarship Winner
Rockland County A.O.H. Division 1 North Rockland held their annual Communion Breakfast Sunday Jan 17th. The day began with Mass at St Gregory Barbarigo in Garnerville NY, followed by Breakfast at Lynch’s restaurant.
The Guest of Honor was Dermot Moore. He is current President of A.O.H. Division 3 Pearl River, NYS AOH District 8 Director and will be the Grand Marshal in the Pearl River St. Patrick’s Day Parade for 2016. He was 2010 Hibernian of the Year Rockland County, 2014 Irish Northern Aid Man of the year, and recognized for Community Service in 2015 by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
Dermot’s mother Mary Holt Moore was also there. She is a Gaelic scholar, past Grand Marshal of the NYC St Patrick’s Day Parade and a direct descendant of the leader of the Wicklow rebels in 1798, General Joseph Holt. She named Dermot in honor of 1916 leader Sean Mac Diarmada and her Uncle Sam O’Reilly fought in the GPO. She shared the Gaelic language with us as well as some of her experiences.
It was a great way to start 2016!.