A soldier who died during the civil war

I HOPE that some of your readers may be able to help me trace my Cork connections.
A soldier who died during the civil war
Tue, 18 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

I am looking for relatives of James O’Mahony, a soldier killed at Bantry Barracks on April 9, 1923. He was married to Margaret Ludford (nee McCarthy). The last address was 172, Old Youghal Rd, Cork.

Willie McCarthy,

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