Rebels for royalty

CORK missed out on the papal visit in 1979. Let’s make sure the queen doesn’t pass over.

Sat, 03 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
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Wouldn’t it be wonderful to see her majesty passing over Patrick’s Bridge, as did her great-great grandmother, Queen Victoria, in 1849?

Up the Rebels — the 1921 lot, not the supporters of the 1491 pretender, Perkin Warbeck.

Gregóir de Buitléar

Grange Heights

Cork

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