Media Coverage for 'Torn from Home

MEDIA COVERAGE FOR ‘TORN FROM HOME – REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST’ EXHIBITION At the Linen Hall Library from 10 January – 28 February 11 January 2019 Belfast News Letter One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 15 January 2019 Ballymena Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 15 January 2019 Dromore Leader One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 15 January 2019 Tyrone Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 15 January 2019 Banbridge Leader One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 16 January 2019 Roe Valley Sentinel One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 16 January 2019 Ballymoney and Moyle Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 16 January 2019 Coleraine Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 16 January 2019 Londonderry Sentinel One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Lurgan Mail One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Mid-Ulster Mail One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Mourne Observer One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Mid-Ulster Mai South Derry One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Newtownabbey Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Derry News One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Carrick Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 17 January 2019 Larne Times One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 18 January 2019 Ulster Star One page feature with pictures re: Torn From Home exhibition at the Linen Hall Library 24 January 2019 NVTV Interviews and feature. Link to broadcast piece below: http://www.nvtv.co.uk/shows/the- round-up-thursday-24th-january- 2019 .

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