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School: Synge, Inagh (roll number 14440)

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Glennageer, Co. Clare
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Máirtín Flynn
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0612, Page 360

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    On the night of 20th April 1920 as the people of Miltown Malbay were celebrating the release of the political prisoners around a tar barrel at Canada Cross, the police fired into the crowd killing three young men and wounding several others.
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