Switching between English and Gaeilge, an Irish minister of state on Friday told of the hunger that drove thousands from his island to Glasgow. “It wasn’t always easy,” Joe McHugh said, for Ireland’s famine refugees “They felt marginalised. Some faced discrimination and exclusion.” . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16294743.Remembered__at_last__the_hungry_people_who_made_Glasgow/
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