Michael Collins’ bloodied cap taken off display

The cap worn by Michael Collins on the day he was gunned down at Beal na mBlath was removed from public display because blood and brain residue were visible on it.

Michael Collins’ bloodied cap taken off display

The cap worn by Michael Collins on the day he was gunned down at Beal na mBlath was removed from public display because blood and brain residue were visible on it.

For decades, the cap and greatcoat worn by Collins that day were displayed at the museum in Kildare St.

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