English: On October 14, 2001 the remains of Kevin Barry and 9 other volunteers from the War of Independence were given a state funeral and moved from Mountjoy Prison to be re-interred at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Kevin Barry, is the first on the Left.
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2007-10-22 20:00 Domer48 2048×1536× (993130 bytes) On October 14, 2001 the remains of Kevin Barry and 9 other volunteers from the War of Independence were given a state funeral and moved from Mountjoy Prison to be re-interred at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Kevin Barry, is the first on the Left.
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