AOH 32 in Wikipedia

Some people have asked me about the Wikipedia references I use for Irish stories, history etc., It is a great site full of useful information (see references and links below.)

However, I thought you would be most interested in the fact that Wikipedia references the AOH in Carnegie as well as our beloved Uke's!

Click here to read Wikipedia's reference article about Carnegie, PA and its brief notation about the AOH and the Uke's.

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