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Anonymous photographer Untitled (Flagrants délits / Egregious crimes) c. 1955 Silver gelatin print 5.5 x 5.5cm © Private collection
Roger Casement's Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s last dying wish to be buried at Murlough Bay, Co Antrim, would never happen due to Unionist opposition, however, a sod of turf was removed from Murlough (the resting place of St Maloge) and placed in his coffin when he was re-interred in Glasnevin Cemetery. A Celtic Cross memorial constructed in 1929 was placed on the headland of Murlough Bay dedicated to Roger Casement and other…
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Valentine Schlegel c. 1955
Roger Casement's Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s last dying wish to be buried at Murlough Bay, Co Antrim, would never happen due to Unionist opposition, however, a sod of turf was removed from Murlough (the resting place of St Maloge) and placed in his coffin when he was re-interred in Glasnevin Cemetery. A Celtic Cross memorial constructed in 1929 was placed on the headland of Murlough Bay dedicated to Roger Casement and other…
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Roger Casement's Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s last dying wish to be buried at Murlough Bay, Co Antrim, would never happen due to Unionist opposition, however, a sod of turf was removed from Murlough (the resting place of St Maloge) and placed in his coffin when he was re-interred in Glasnevin Cemetery. A Celtic Cross memorial constructed in 1929 was placed on the headland of Murlough Bay dedicated to Roger Casement and other…
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Roger Casement's Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s Last Dying Wish
Roger Casement’s last dying wish to be buried at Murlough Bay, Co Antrim, would never happen due to Unionist opposition, however, a sod of turf was removed from Murlough (the resting place of St Maloge) and placed in his coffin when he was re-interred in Glasnevin Cemetery.
A Celtic Cross memorial constructed in 1929 was placed on the headland of Murlough Bay dedicated to Roger Casement and other…
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