Commemorations for slain men of the 1916 Rising

Those who share my disappointment that the unarmed members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, proud Irishmen serving their people, who were murdered by so-called

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revolutionaries during in the 1916 Rising, and largely written out of our history, may like to know the following.

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Columnists 1916 Rising Place: Dublin Castle Place: Cork Hill Place: Kilfergus Place: Co Limerick Place: St Stephen’s Green West Place: Shanid Road Harold’s Cross Dublin 6w Person: James O’Brien Person: Michael Lahiff Person: O’Brien Person: Tony Moriarty Event: 1916 Rising Organisation: Dublin Metropolitan Police

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