Ireland to fund memorial to Ulster unionist

The Irish Government is dipping into state coffers to pay for a plaque commemorating one of the founding fathers of Ulster unionism, it was confirmed today.

Ireland to fund memorial to Ulster unionist
Thu, 09 Aug, 2007 - 16:19

The Irish Government is dipping into state coffers to pay for a plaque commemorating one of the founding fathers of Ulster unionism, it was confirmed today.

The unusual move follows the mysterious disappearance of a memorial to Edward Carson at his birthplace in central Dublin.

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