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 Knockraha residents, John Walsh, Hugh Cronin, Fiona Murphy, Eileen Cronin, Maire Nic Ghinnea, Elizabewth Walsh, Philomena Walsh, Mossie Walsh and Kathleen Cotter, at the entrance to The Rea Forrets, where approx 90 to 200 captured British Soldiers are buried.
EEjob 30/04/2019
Irish Examiner.
Sean O'Riordan request.
Knockraha residents objection to ESB electricity converter station installation near War of Independence burial grounds, Knockraha, Co. Cork.
Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCKnockrahaResidents01 
 Knockraha residents, John Walsh, Hugh Cronin, Fiona Murphy, Eileen Cronin, Maire Nic Ghinnea, Elizabewth Walsh, Philomena Walsh, Mossie Walsh and Kathleen Cotter, at the entrance to The Rea Forrets, where approx 90 to 200 captured British Soldiers are buried.
EEjob 30/04/2019
Irish Examiner.
Sean O'Riordan request.
Knockraha residents objection to ESB electricity converter station installation near War of Independence burial grounds, Knockraha, Co. Cork.
Picture: Jim Coughlan.
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Knockraha residents, John Walsh, Hugh Cronin, Fiona Murphy, Eileen Cronin,

Maire Nic Ghinnea, Elizabewth Walsh, Philomena Walsh, Mossie Walsh and Kathleen Cotter, at the entrance to The Rea Forrets, where approx 90 to 200 captured British Soldiers are buried.
EEjob 30/04/2019
Irish Examiner.
Sean O'Riordan request.
Knockraha residents objection to ESB electricity converter station installation near War of Independence burial grounds, Knockraha, Co. Cork.
Picture: Jim Coughlan.



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