Terence MacSwiney 1879 - 1920
Plaque outside Council Chamber at Cork City Hall.
THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF CORK TO HAVE A REPUBLOICAN MAJORITY. |
Plaque outside Council Chamber at Cork City Hall.
ROLL OF LORD MAYORS OF CORK |
TERENCE MacSWINEY
Lord Mayor of Cork born here 28th March 1879 died on hunger strike in Brixton prison, London 25th Oct. 1920 |
Erected by
Cork Kerry Tourism & Cork Corporation 1986 |
Rugaḋ
Traolaċ Ṁac Ṡuiḃne Árd-Méara Ċorcaí anseo 28 Marta, 1879. D’éag sé ar stailc ocrais I bPríosún Brixton, Londain 25 Deireaḋ Fóṁair 1920 |
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MacSUIBHNE 1879 – 1920 LAOCH, SCRÍOBHNÓIR, ÁRD-MHAORA CHORCAÍ. D’ÉAG I bPRIOSÚIN BRIXTON, SASANA TAR ÉIS STAILC OCRAIS A MHAIR 74 LÁ. CHOMHNAIGH SÉ SA TEACH SEO. |
North Main Street
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Albert Quay, by City Hall
CÉ THRAOLAIGH MHIC SHUIBHNE
BA CHUID DE CHÉ ALBERT I SEO TRÁTH TUGAIDH A A-THÓGÁLA SA BHLIAIN 1979 D’OSCAIL AN COMHAIRLEOIR BRIAN Ó SLUAGHÁIN: ÁRD MHÉARA CHORCAÍ Í AR AN 31ú LÁ DE BHEALTAINE 1979 T. S. MACAODHA: BAINISTEOIR NA CATHRACH |
Albert Quay, by City Hall
TERENCE MacSWINEY QUAY
FORMERLY PART OF ALBERT QUAY RENAM’D TERENCE MacSWINEY QUAY AFTER RECONSTRUCTION AND OPENED 31ST MAY 1979 BY COUNCILLOR BRIAN SLOANE THE LORD MAYOR OF CORK T. J. McHUGH : CITY MANAGER |
McSwiney Villas - between Blarney Street and Cathedral Road
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TRAOLACH
MACSUIBHNE 1879 – 1920 TEACHTA DÁLA ÁRDMHÉARA CHORCAÍ 20 MÁRTA – 25 DEIREADH FOMHAIR 1920
PRESENTED BY
CORK COUNTY COUNCIL TO THE CITY OF CORK V. O CALLAGHAN CHAIRMAN G. O. SULLIVAN LORD MAYOR SEPTEMBER 1986
TERENCE
MACSWINEY 1879 – 1920 T.D. LORD MAYOR OF CORK 20 MARCH – 25 OCTOBER |
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Statue in front of Cork City Hall
“That this Council of the County Borough of Cork, at its first meeting after election in 1920 hereby records its recognition of Dail Eireann, as the lawful, legal, and constitutional Parliament of the Irish Nation, and recognise the Executive of the Dail, the lawful government of this Country.”
Cork City Hall Council Chamber
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“Draft acceptance speech of Terence MacSwiney on his appointment as Lord Mayor of Cork. In this speech, he details his great admiration and respect for his predecessor, Tómas MacCurtain, and strongly emphasises the need for the continued effort on behalf of the Irish people to press for independence and a strong and efficient republic.” Cork City Hall Council Chamber
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TRAOLACH MAC SUIBHNE
CEANN FEADHNA BHRIOGÁID A hAON CHORCAÍ DE ARM PHOBLACHT NA hÉIREANN ARDMHÉARA CHORCAÍ TEACHTA DÁLA MEAN-CHORCAIGH A FUAIR BÁS DE DHEASCA STAILCE OCRAIS A MHAIR 74 LÁ AGUS É FÉ GHLAS AG GAILL I BPRÍOSÚN BHRIXTON LONDAIN 25 DEIREADH FOMHAIR 1920 AR 4Ú BLIAIN DE RÉIM PHOBLACHT NA hEIREANN IN AOIS A 40 GO nDÉANA DIA TRÓCAIRE AR A ANAM TERENCE MAC SWINEY |
Republican Plot, St. Finbarr's Cemetery, Cork
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1916 1966
I ndíl-ċuiṁne ar ċairde an Ċoláiste a ṫug a n-anam ar son saoirse Eireann 1916 – 1921 Ruairí MacEasmainn 1916 Peadar Ó Maicín 1916 Tomás MacDonnċaḋa 1916 Séamas Ó Ceallaċain, Sagart 1920 Tomás Mac Curtáin 1920 Traolaċ Mac Suiḃne 1920 Seoirse Mac Flannċaḋa 1921 Criostóir Ó Luasa 1920 Taḋg deBarra 1921 Eamon de Valera Uaċtarán na hÉireann do noċt 24 - 8 - 1966 Ballingeary, Co. Cork |
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Bust by Seamus Murphy, City Hall, Cork
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Sir John Lavery Painting at Crawford Gallery
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A few links and videos that I have seen.
If you have found yourself here, they may be of interest.
If you have found yourself here, they may be of interest.
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