Not too early to plan ahead for the PLUS Company’s 30th – and first virtual – Wild Irish Breakfast
Telegraph file photo by DEAN SHALHOUP
Former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld, left, and Wild Irish Breakfast "blarney master" Chris Williams listen to Gov. Chris Sununu's jokes during a previous breakfast. This year's 30th breakfast will take place virtually.
(Telegraph file photo by DEAN SHALHOUP)
TELEGRAPH FILE PHOTO
Chris Williams, "Blarney Master" for the 2017 Wild Irish Breakfast, laughs at a joke by U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, one of several "Irish Wits" who spoke at that year's event.
(TELEGRAPH FILE PHOTO)
Dean Shalhoup
Longtime reporter, columnist and photographer, is back doing what he does best ñ chronicling the people and history of Nashua. Reaching 40 years with The Telegraph in September, Deanís insights have a large, appreciative following.
Longtime reporter, columnist and photographer, is back doing what he does best ñ chronicling the people and history of Nashua. Reaching 40 years with The Telegraph in September, Deanís insights have a large, appreciative following.
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