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The O'Callaghan Family grave in Newtown, Co. Waterford, commemorating Annie O'Callaghan lost on the SS. Formby and below another commemoration in Ballygunner Cemetery.
Last edited by Groundhog; 11 November 2006, 00:57.
sigpic Say NO to violence against Women
Originally posted by hedgehog
My favourite moment was when the
Originally posted by hedgehog
red headed old dear got a smack on her ginger head
This memorial commemorates the 16 soldiers killed in training in the Glen in 1941. I would have thought that the lads killed in the 1977 mortar accident would have been added.
There was a monument outside the Church In Collins Barracks, Cork to the other men killed in the Glen in 1977, however there is some construction work ongoing there at the moment, and Its difficult to get near.
Catch-22 says they have a right to do anything we can't stop them from doing.
There was a monument outside the Church In Collins Barracks, Cork to the other men killed in the Glen in 1977, however there is some construction work ongoing there at the moment, and Its difficult to get near.
True, but putting an additional plaque on the Glen site should have been an obvious move.
sigpic Say NO to violence against Women
Originally posted by hedgehog
My favourite moment was when the
Originally posted by hedgehog
red headed old dear got a smack on her ginger head
There is a memorial at Pickardstown near Tramore from the war of Independence, and also a memorial at the Doneraile walk in Tramore to the men who died when the troop ship Seahorse sank in Tramore bay. It was returning from the Crimea with the 2nd battalion of the 59th regiment of foot soldiers.
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