Family’s tragic story of wartime loss uncovered

Good historians and archaeologists don’t sit on their laurels.

Family’s tragic story of wartime loss uncovered
Fri, 19 Apr, 2019 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Good historians and archaeologists don’t sit on their laurels.

That’s why Damian Shiels is appealing to the public to provide him with more information about three brothers from Co Cork who lost their lives fighting alongside the Canadians in the Second World War.

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