William Smith O’Brien

Dublin, Irlande

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O'Connell Street, Dublin, Irlande, Dublin 2
North Inner City
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20 mO'Connell Street, North Earl Street
20 mO'Connell Street, Cathedral Street
30 mO'Connell Street, Citizen's Information
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Heure locale (Dublin) 05:02 jeudi 3 juillet 2025

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Alentours

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Flanagan’s Restaurant
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Fujiyama Japanese Restaurant
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Fujiyama
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LB McMahon & Co
5-6 Upper O'Connell Street
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Dental Surgery
8 O'Connell Street Upper

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Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Yet another Martyr for the Irish Free State is commemorated with a statue in Dublin’s City centre. It is perhaps unfair to say that this man lived in the shadow of Daniel O’Connell and continues to do so on his street. he was a supported of O’Connell and became disillusioned when their efforts for Emancipation continually failed to materialise … in 1848 he tried to incite a rebellion and was tried for High Treason against the crown and sentenced to death.
This sculpture is fairly lost amongst the other great statues of O’Connell street… most people would be hard pushed to name it or even think of it off the top of their head. I am not too surprised about that considering the competition but it is nice to spend the time looking back over the history.