File:Mick O'Dwyer at unveiling of his statue 1.jpg
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English: Mick O'Dwyer is congratulated by Deputy Michael Healy Rae, as Minister Jimmy Deenihan steps back. Minister Jimmy Deenihan unveiled Mick O'Dwyer's statue before a massive crowd that spread from the Bay View Hotel to the Villa Maria. Minister Deenihan, a legendary GAA footballer, learned a great deal from Mick O'Dwyer and his speech recalled great days of Kerry football. |
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