Out local rep in San Luis wrote about Mally:

Mally had busy days. Three times a week he assisted in English classes at the local university. He also participated in a program in a local high school in the suburbs where he not only helped in the English classes under the supervision of an English teacher but also in some Spanish speaking classes.He was invited to visit a girl’s school and there he had to give a lecture about Irish culture.

Mally had a very good experience in the home where he stayed. They all became very attached to him and he was considered a member of the family.They took him on a visit to Mendoza. They also threw a farewell party in his honor and invited all his friends.

Mally also played futbol every week with a group of friends and he also met with groups of students from the school in the afternoon to practice and teach some Gaelic soccer. Sometimes he visited some children classes where he read some stories with his Irish accent enriching the students experience used to the classical American and British accent. He always accepted all the invitations he received to lecture about his country. He also had an intense social life, he made lots of friends.