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Fourth generation remembers legacy of ‘martyr’ Alphie Rodgers
November 15, 2020
SCARIFF businessman Mike Rodgers still lives in the house where his famous granduncle was born. Pictures of Alphie Rodgers and his family hang on...
100 years on from attack on Scariff RIC Barracks
September 17, 2020
As part of the East Clare Memorial Committee’s Scariff Martyrs 100 Programme, Historian Dr Tomás Mac Conmara, reflects on a major IRA attack that...
Remembering the four who fell
February 21, 2020
ON a quiet Tuesday morning of November 16, 1920, a steamer docked at Williamstown Harbour in East Clare, after making the relatively short journey...
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