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Sean South of Garryowen
141 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1900
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January 30, 2021
Great book. Having been looking for a copy for a long time now I was delighted to finally get one, and it did not disappoint.
It covers everything from Sean's younger life including his time in the scouts and the FCA, his love for his Gaelic heritage, his disgust at Irish life and culture being subjugated by external negative influences right the way through to his joining the IRA in Ireland's fight for freedom to the eventual battle at Brookeborough where he gave up is life for Ireland.
It also covers public perception of Sean's actions and the aftermath.
I would strongly recommend this book although it can be hard to find on sale.
It covers everything from Sean's younger life including his time in the scouts and the FCA, his love for his Gaelic heritage, his disgust at Irish life and culture being subjugated by external negative influences right the way through to his joining the IRA in Ireland's fight for freedom to the eventual battle at Brookeborough where he gave up is life for Ireland.
It also covers public perception of Sean's actions and the aftermath.
I would strongly recommend this book although it can be hard to find on sale.
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