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William Martin Murphy, Bantry and the Noel Brown connection.
16 Monday Sep 2013
West Cork History 
Not much mentioned regarding the lockout – ironically, it’s probably that event which made his name, and contributed to the fact, given to his cruelty during the event, that his tomb in Glasnevin remains un-marked. No one would dare, apparently, due to the proximity of Larkin’s.
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