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Born March 4, 1864 • Ireland
Died November 6, 1963 (aged 99) • Melbourne • Australia

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president of Ireland
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Arthur Griffith
president of Dáil Éireann
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Daniel O’Connell
Irish leader
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British politician
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Irish leader
Patrick Henry Pearse.
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Irish poet and statesman
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Irish writer and nationalist
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Irish leader
Thomas Addis Emmet
Irish lawyer
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Irish rebel
Henry Grattan, oil painting by Francis Wheatley; in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
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William Henry O’Shea
Irish nationalist
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Irish leader
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John Dillon, 1890
John Dillon
Irish leader