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Irish Republican Brotherhood Cross, Lydican Road

IRB Cross [courtesy George & Ronan Glynn]

Site 11 on the Route of the Rising Trail portion of the Galway County Council 1916 Rising Heritage Trail

  • IRB Memorial Cross at Lydican Road

    IRB Memorial Cross at Lydican Road

    Site 11 on The Route of the Rising Trail
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