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Anseo atá tú: Baile>Ábhar>Galway County During the Irish War of Independence, 1919–1921 — Digital Heritage Project>Ambush at Gallagh and Sack of Tuam, July 1920

Ambush at Gallagh and Sack of Tuam, July 1920

First incidents of the Irish War of Independence in the county of Galway.

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