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Table Of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Childhood
3. Easter 1916
4. 1919 Cork Prison
5. May 28th 1920 Killmallock
6. 1920 Kilmallock Vicinity
7. 1920 Clare
8. September 19th 1920 Dublin
9. 1921 Comeragh Mountains (Part 1)
10. 1921 Comeragh Mountains (Part 2)
11. 1921 Comeragh Mountains (Part 3)
12. March 1921 Drumhills (Part 1)
13. March 1921 Drumhills (Part 2)
14. March 1921 Liam Lynch (Part 3)
15. March 1921 On The Train (Part 4)
16. March 1921 A Night Action (Part 5)
17. 19th March 1921 Aftermath (Part 6)
18. July 12th 1921 Sleady
19. 27th January 1922 Dublin
20. 1922 Waterford City (Part 1)
21. 1922 Waterford City (Part 2)
22. 1922 Mount Congreve
23. 1971 Waterford City
24. 1971 Kilmacthomas
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Memoirs Of George Lennon
19. 27th January 1922 Dublin
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November 7, 1921. Dublin. [? 27 Jan 1922]

Liam Lynch, Charlie Daly, Fitz and I have come to Vaughan’s Hotel from the Mansion House where a majority has just voted to accept the Treaty. We are greeted by a drizzly rain and a solitary kilted piper who is marching back and forth in the street dreeing his weird. We go upstairs to the familiar room. In the dining room below some prominent Free State supporters are happily playing a game called “Put and Take”. The four of us are silent and depressed.

Author : George Lennon   Published Online : 20 September 2002
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