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"You can go proudly. You are history. You are legend."
(La Pasionaria)
This page updated Oct. 3rd 2009
Jack Larkin Jones (1913 - 21 April 2009)
The sad news has come in that Jack Jones, President of the International Brigades Memorial Trust, passed away last night (21 April 2009) peacefully in his sleep.
My condolences go out to his son Mick and family, and more news will be given later.
Bob Doyle (12 Feb. 1916 - 22 Jan. 2009)
It is with great regret that I pass on the news that Bob Doyle, one of the last two Irish International Brigaders, has died in London, aged 92. The initial statemetnt from Marlene Sidaway of the IBMT and a statement by Manus O'Riordan are available here.
At this emotional time for his family and friends, the best I can do is to offer my personal cndolences and to remind everyone that Bob kept saying, the sruggle goes on. There will be a Memorial Event in Dublin, Feb. 14th. See details.
Salud! Ciaran
Belfast commemorations went well -
about 200 attended unveiling - Here's an inital report.
Forthcoming Events
The George Brown Memorial Committee is pleased to announce that the 2nd annual George Brown commemoration which will be held on June 26th and 27th.
Professor Paul Preston will deliver a lecture on Friday the 26th of June, and the Cuban ambassador to Ireland will deliver a lecture on Saturday the 27th to mark the 50th anniversary of the Cuban revolution.
More details to follow asap. I would strongly encourage everyone to attend, last year was a great event in a lovely venue.
 The intention here is to collect together articles and research on Irish involvement in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-39. See the Navigation Menu on your left for links to the four main "Sources" pages. Also the link to the Site Index will bring you to an ordered list of links to all the documents. Most of the photos and images on the site can be viewed by going to the Gallery. Also you can contact me by going to the Email page or signing the Guestbook. There should not be any unauthorised commercial use of this material. In those cases where copyright has stayed with the original author, this will be indicated at the particular page, please follow their conditions. They did the hard, original work, so should be credited. Anyone with additional documents, reports, images, etc. should please pass them them onto me. Thanks, Ciaran Crossey, irelandscw@yahoo.co.uk |
Re-dedication Cereemony for the
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This is a Roll of Honour of soldiers from Ireland who died fighting for the Spanish Republic at this time of the year. | ||||
| Surname | First name | Origin | Died | |
| Boyle | Danny | Belfast | 7th Sept 1938 | |
| Daly | Peter | Wexford | 5th Sept 1937 | |
| Domegan | James C | Belfast | 23rd September 1938 | |
| Fuller | George Norman Drury | Maidenhead | 23rd September 1938 | |
| Gorman | George | Derry | 23rd September 1938 | |
| Kerr | Thomas A | Belfast | September 1938 | |
| McGrath | Henry (Harry) | Belfast | 23rd September 1938 | |
| McGregor | Liam (William Scott) | Dublin | 23rd September 1938 | |
| Murphy | James Patrick | Dublin | 4th September 1938 | |
| Nalty | John (Jack) | Dublin | 23rd September 1938 | |
| O'Flaherty | Thomas | Ireland via USA | September 1938 | |
| Woulfe | Jim | Limerick | 4th September 1937 | |
| Barry | Jack "Blue" (William) | Australia-Dublin | Dec. 1936 | |
| Conroy | Frank | Kildare | 28th Dec 1936 | |
| Foley | Jim | Dublin | 28th Dec 1936 | |
| Fox | Tony | Dublin | 28th Dec. 1936 | |
| May | Mick | Dublin | 28th Dec. 1936 | |
| Meehan | John | Galway | 28th Dec. 1936 | |
| Nolan | Michael | Dublin | 28th Dec. 1936 | |
| Patten | Tommy | Achill | 16-17th Dec. 1936 | |
| Wood | Thomas D (Tommy) | Dublin | 29th Dec. 1936 | |
(This revamped site was only possible with the hard work of Gerry Malone - thanks to him for the time and effort he put in. Much appreciated.)
If anyone notices broken links, or if anything is missing, please get in touch. Ciaran Crossey
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