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From: Kiltokyo
Just one from my last day in Dublin on Friday:
This is the place where James Connolly was executed by firing squad at Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin in 1916. He was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising in April 1916. There were 13 executed over a 2 week period, and Connolly was the only one shot on this side of the yard. He was transported via ambulance, and while tied to a chair, shot. The other 12 were shot on the opposite wall and share one marker. The whole gaol was a very interesting tour, but this was a particularly provocative spot.
Taken with the iPad. Have a whole lot of work to do on regular pics. This shot, along with 1 from each day in Ireland can be found at: Gary's 1 a day in Ireland via iPad
This is the place where James Connolly was executed by firing squad at Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin in 1916. He was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising in April 1916. There were 13 executed over a 2 week period, and Connolly was the only one shot on this side of the yard. He was transported via ambulance, and while tied to a chair, shot. The other 12 were shot on the opposite wall and share one marker. The whole gaol was a very interesting tour, but this was a particularly provocative spot.
Taken with the iPad. Have a whole lot of work to do on regular pics. This shot, along with 1 from each day in Ireland can be found at: Gary's 1 a day in Ireland via iPad
