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Monthly Archives: February 2022
The Glasnevin Wall
Glasnevin Cemetry in Dublin is in many ways our Arlington Cemetry. Our great heroes in many fields are buried here. Daniel O’Connell, Michael Collins, Kevin Barry, Countess Markievicz are buried here. So is Luke Kelly (musician), Liam Whelan (footballer) and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alamo, Brendan Behan, Constable James O'Brien, Countess Markievicz, Daniel O'Connell, decade of centenaries, Easter Rising, Francis Sheehy Skeffington, Glasnevin, J C Bowen Colthurst, Kevin Barry, Liam Whelan, Louisa Nolan, Luke Kelly, Michael Collins, Michael Malone, Sean Connolly, Sir Francis Fletcher Vane, William Malone
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