THE injustice of it hits me every time I walk down O’Connell Street. I’m referring to the main thoroughfare in Dublin, but the same applies to the street in Limerick or anywhere there’s a school, club, or organisation named after the great liberator Daniel O’Connell.
The memory of the barrister, politician, and nationalist leader who fought for Catholic emancipation is still sharp in the public mind.
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