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National - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 Women of the Irish Revolution
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Thursday March 05, 2015 00:29 by Molotov - Sean Heuston Dublin 1916 Society
Talk and Q&A with author Liz Gillis. Following on from our last successful talk relating to women's role in the Irish struggle, we're following that with a talk from author of Women of the Irish Revolution, Liz Gillis. All welcome and family friendly National Museum of Ireland, formally Collins Barracks. |