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Aftermath of the Easter Rising, May 7-10, 1916

Posted on May 8, 2014 by jpkenna

“If you were not so dense and so stupid, as some of you English people are, you could have had these men fighting for you…” -John Dillon, Irish Nationalist Party, British House of Commons Sunday, May 7, 1916 Eamonn … Continue reading →

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