While Serving in the Dublin Fusiliers During World War I, Irish Poet Tom Kettle Dies in Attack on Ginchy

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September 10, 1916

While serving in the Dublin Fusiliers during World War I, Irish poet Tom Kettle dies in attack on Ginchy

September 10, 1919

Dail Eirean outlawed by the English as a dangerous association.

← Dail Eirean outlawed by the English as a dangerous association.

September 10, 1897

HRH Duke of York opened the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.

HRH Duke of York opened the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow. →

September 10, 1919

Dail Eirean outlawed by the English as a dangerous association.

← Dail Eirean outlawed by the English as a dangerous association.

While serving in the Dublin Fusiliers during World War I, Irish poet Tom Kettle dies in attack on Ginchy

September 10, 1897

HRH Duke of York opened the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.

HRH Duke of York opened the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow. →

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