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This afternoon.
Dame Court, Dublin 2.
Hic.
Tag Archives: proclamation
The Liffey boardwalk, Dublin, earlier today.
Ultan Monahan writes:
Proclamation stuck to a bin on same the boardwalk that many Irish now call home. Was it for this?
Anyone?
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General Maxwell writes:
Fonsie Mealy Auctioneers (Castlecomer) held its Centenary Sale in The Gresham Hotel [Dublin 1] this afternoon, where an original copy of the Proclamation sold for €150,000 hammer price. A hundred years ago they were printing them ready for use.
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Gary McNulty writes:
The 1916 leaders would be spinning in their graves after seeing this…[Ranelagh, Dublin 6]
Meanwhile…
Antoin Beag Ó Colla tweetz:
So this is on display in Dingle. Yes that does say ‘death sentences’.
Unidentified response to Enda Kenny’s plea for schoolchildren to write their own proclamation to mark 1916-themed ‘Proclamation Day’.
Blummin’ cig-hating, tree-sewing, mini-Trots.
Pic via Ireland Uncut
Meanwhile…
This afternoon.
Cólaiste Bríde, Dublin 22
Via Cólaiste Bride