History – Page 4 – Newcastle General Liam Lynch Memorial Committee (founded 1934)

Tipperary Book Launch of Gerard Shannon’s new book “Liam Lynch – To Declare a Republic”

We are delighted to announce that as part of our General Liam Lynch Centenary Weekend that we will host the Tipperary Book

The Liam Lynch Monument was unveiled on the 7th April 1935. Over 7000 people arrived in Newcastle from all over the Country

As part of our Centenary Weekend we are delighted to support our friends in Fermoy who are holding a General Liam Lynch

Grandniece of General Liam Lynch Dolores Lyne has created a wonderful exhibition called to the letter, where she follows some of Liam’s

In June 1920 , Liam Lynch engineered one of the most famous incidents of the war of Independence. Liam was Brigade Commandant

Michael Condon Crough Lower listed here was a Volunteers during the War of Independence and on the Anti Treaty side in the

When viewed up close it has great detail in it. In December 2021, Tipperary Studies received an historic map on loan from

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Who was Liam Lynch? When people ask me that, I ask them if they know who Michael Collins was. When Michael Collins

A very rare picture of the Liam Lynch Monument nearing completion built before the days of safe pass.The Monument was built by