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032 - Liam O'Carroll Part 1

An episode of the Stories From 1916 Podcast podcast, hosted by Stories From 1916 Podcast, titled "032 - Liam O'Carroll Part 1" was published on March 24, 2016.

March 24, 2016 · Stories From 1916 Podcast

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Liam O'Carroll fought in the Four Courts area during the Easter Rising, commanding 'A' Company. His nephew, Finbar O'Carroll tells his story.

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