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Summary
Monument to the w:Manchester Martyrs, Irish nationalists who were executed for killing a policeman during a prison break, in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. William O'Mera Allen, Michael Larkin, and William Goold (aka O'Brien) were hanged in Manchester, England on November 23, 1867, and buried in the jail.
Please note: the file title is completely wrong. It is not a grave and it is not the Invincibles. If copying to Commons please change title to "Manchester Martyrs monument".
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| current | 17:38, 3 August 2007 | | 2,048 × 1,536 (547 KB) | Domer48 | The Irish National Invincibles, usually known as "the Invincibles" were a radical IRB splinter group during the 1880s. |
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