Plaque unveiled to 'forgotten woman' of 1916

A memorial plaque in honour of one of the forgotten women of 1916 will be unveiled today in Dublin’s south inner city.

Plaque unveiled to 'forgotten woman' of 1916

A memorial plaque in honour of one of the forgotten women of 1916 will be unveiled today in Dublin’s south inner city.

Elizabeth O’Farrell, a member of Cumman na mBan who played a full and active role in the Rising of 1916, will be remembered in a special ceremony.

Nurse Mrs O’Farrell accompanied Padraig Pearse when the official surrender was handed over to the British forces at Moore Lane.

Her role during the historic event will be etched in the memory of all who visit the tribute bestowed by Dublin City Council.

The plaque, in City Quay Park, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2, will be unveiled at 11am by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Vincent Jackson.

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