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GS breaks ground on new student housing in Ireland

Historic convent in Wexford to be redeveloped

Pictured, from left, are Georgia Southern President Kyle Marrero, Adoration Sister Gabriel and Sister Finbarr, and GS Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Avinandan Mukherjee at the Sept. 30 groundbreaking celebration for the redevelopment of the historic Adoration Convent to create new student housing in Wexford, Ireland. (Photo courtesy Georgia Southern University)

GS student housing - Ireland — Pictured, from left, are Georgia Southern President Kyle Marrero, Adoration Sister Gabriel and Sister Finbarr, and GS Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Avinandan Mukherjee at the Sept. 30 groundbreaking celebration for the redevelopment of the historic Adoration Convent to create new student housing in Wexford, Ireland. (Photo courtesy Georgia Southern University)

Georgia Southern University and Wexford County Council in Ireland broke ground last month on the redevelopment of the historic Adoration Convent in Wexford Town.

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