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U N I F O R M S E R V I C E S
COLLECTED MEMORIES & WEAPONS OF THE
IRISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Double Barrelled Book Launch & Lectures from US based
authors 'Collected Memories' by Conor Dullaghan and
'Weapons of the Irish War of Independence' by Kieran
McMullen. The Irish book launch takes place on Saturday
21st March 2020 (7–9pm) in the Michael Collins Club,
Cathal Brugha Barracks, Military Road, Rathmines, Dublin
6. Conor will discuss how some of the biggest names
from 1916 to 1921 factor into his private medal collection
and are featured in his new book. Kieran will discuss the weapons used by both sides,
their capabilities, shortfalls and impact on tactics during Ireland's War of Independence.
Tickets are FREE on Eventbrite but are required for entry. RSVP Required. Security requires
a complete list of names of those wishing to attend. Event is in no way sponsored by
Óglaigh na h-Éireann/Defence Forces of Ireland https://lnkd.in/gae-iZ2
OTHER DATES AND LOCATIONS INCLUDE:
March 19th - Blackpool Community Center, Cork 7:30pm-9:30pm
March 20th - Co. Cork (Organisers are waiting to announce)
March 24th - Griffith College (MSOI) 8pm
Saturday 7th March - The Celts. An
Ancient European Civilsation at
the root of Irish culture.
Discover their ways and society;
how they ruled, the importance
of the warrior, the druid and the
feminine, their vision of the cosmos
and the basis of their mythology.
Location - New Acropolie Ireland, 43
Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin 8.
Monday 9th March – Women and
Bloody Sunday 1920: Participants,
Witnesses, and Victims.
What role did women play in the
events of Bloody Sunday 1920?
Historian Liz Gillis will discuss the
role and impact of women on that
day. Location - Ballyroan Library, 54
Orchardstown Avenue , D14 XY75
Rathfarnham.
