014 - Kathleen Clarke

An episode of the Stories From 1916 Podcast podcast, hosted by Stories From 1916 Podcast, titled "014 - Kathleen Clarke" was published on September 25, 2015.

September 25, 2015 · Stories From 1916 Podcast

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Kathleen Clarke lost those closest to her in the Easter Rising. From this great loss however, she managed to go on to become one of the most important female figures in Irish political history. In an original recording, held by the Bureau of Military History, she tells the story of visiting her husband and brother in jail before they were both executed.

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