Body exhumed in Clare of British soldier killed and secretly buried in 1921

The body of a British soldier executed and buried in Co Clare almost 100 years ago has been exhumed and will be reburied in Dublin.

Body exhumed in Clare of British soldier killed and secretly buried in 1921
Mon, 14 May, 2018 - 18:29

By Patrick Flynn

The body of a British soldier executed and buried in Co Clare almost 100 years ago has been exhumed and will be reburied in Dublin.

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