In 1964, he joined the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and in 1965 was assigned to the United States, initially to Boston as vice-counsel and later New York as deputy counsel general; during this period his wife Caitríona taught French and Mathematics in the South Bronx.
During this period his wife Caitríona taught French and mathematics in the South Bronx. In 1964, he joined the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and in 1965 was assigned to the United States, initially to Boston as vice-counsel and later New York as deputy counsel general.
In 1964, he joined the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and in 1965 was assigned to the United States, initially to Boston as vice-counsel and later New York as deputy counsel general. During this period his wife Caitríona taught French and mathematics in the South Bronx.
In 1964, he joined the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and in 1965 was assigned to the United States, initially to Boston as vice-counsel and later New York as deputy counsel general. During this period his wife Caitríona taught French and mathematics in the South Bronx.