Thomas J Kiernan
Thomas J Kiernan served as the Irish ambassador to the United States during the 1960s, a pivotal period in Irish-American relations. His diplomatic efforts included attempts to engage then-President John F. Kennedy on the sensitive issue of Irish partition, reflecting the hopes of the Irish government for American support in their campaign against British rule in Northern Ireland. Kiernan's reports indicated Kennedy's reluctance to confront the British government on this matter, highlighting the complexities of U.S. involvement in Irish affairs during his administration.
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Thomas J Kiernan was urged by Frank Aiken to raise the partition issue with President Kennedy.
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