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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War. The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War. The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War. The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War.
The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War.
The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
#OTD in 1916 – Sir Roger Casement arrived in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry on board a German U-boat.
From 1915 Kerry was central to plans for the Rising. In autumn of that year Austin Stack, the leader of the Volunteers in Kerry and a member of the IRB was informed by Pádraig Pearse of the plans for the Rising. Arrangements were being made for an arms shipment from Germany to arrive in Tralee Bay on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916. Stack and the Kerry Volunteers were to receive and distribute the…
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#1916 Easter Rising#Ardfert#Austin Stack#Banna Strand#Co. Kerry#IRB#McKenna&039;s Fort#Padraig Pearse#Roger Casement#Sir Roger Casement#Tralee#U-Boat
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Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Gaelic Football and the Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War. The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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Gaelic Football and The Civil War
Gaelic Football and The Civil War
Kerry’s dominance in Gaelic football over the past century is a testament to the county’s passion for the sport — a passion that was forged by the bitterness of the Civil War.
The worst atrocities occurred in Kerry. In retaliation for the killing of five Free State soldiers (including two members of the Dublin Brigade) in Knocknagoshel, nine Republicans were tied around a mine and blown up at…
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#Austin Stack&039;s#Con Brosnan#Dublin#GAA#Gaelic Football#Ireland#Irish Civil War#Joe Barrett#John Joe Sheehy#Kerry#Ryle Dwyer
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