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    A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916
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    A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916
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    A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916

    By Mick O'Farrell

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    A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916' is a comprehensively illustrated guide to the Rising of Easter Week 1916, based on the significant locations of the rebellion. Dealing separately with thirty buildings and sites throughout the city - including the GPO, Liberty Hall, Trinity College, the Four Courts and Dublin Castle - the author provides a brief, fascinating history of the events and personalities that dominated these locations during Easter Week.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMercier Press
    Release dateJan 1, 1999
    ISBN9781856357333
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    A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916
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    Mick O'Farrell

    Mick O'Farrell was born in Dublin in 1966, the year of the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising. He has been studying the history and locations of the Rising for some years. He is the author of several books on the subject including 50 Things You Didn't know about 1916, A Walk Through Rebel Dublin 1916, 1916: What the People Saw and The 1916 Diaries of an Irish Rebel and a British Soldier.

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