Father Murphy. Boolavouge...Shebeen

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On 29th May, under the command of Father Murphy of Boolavogue, a priest who had been in dispute with his bishop and who had reluctantly stepped forward as leader, the Wexford insurgents, gaining strength as they advanced, stormed Enniscorthy. The defences of the town were swept aside by means of a stampede of cattle, and behind the terrified animals came the rebels. The next day the rebel army, by now possibly 15,000 strong, turned its attention to Wexford town

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  • god bless father james murphy 1798!!

  • magic

    

  • go neiri muintir na heireann.

  • May god bless his soul!!!!!

  • the green brigade have been beltin this out at celtic park lately, great tune

  • My grandad would be proud. Furhouse brigade. Dublin

  • This is a hard song te sing right shes high an low .... outa several hundred the best ive heard ... was a boy outa Dan o Hara an the country flaver athink they were called .. but anyway the guiterast sung hur at the gap ballroom maybe 1979... an bejasas did he nail it .!

  • A Mighty Priest .... compared te whats been wearin collers in recrent toimes areckin!

  • I saw the scene in Celtic Tiger and thought it far fetched. I can't belive people could be such scum!

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