Rita O'Hare - a truly extraordinary republican woman - Léargas book launch
Rita O'Hare spent over 50 years of her life involved in the Irish struggle for freedom, first as a IRA volunteer on active service in Belfast in the early 1970s and afterwards held many senior positions within Sinn Féin. Launching a Léargas book by Gerry Adams on Rita in Arás Uí Chonghaile the James Connolly Visitor Centre on Belfast's Falls Rd a building that Rita was pivotal in getting built, her friend and comrade Dawn Doyle described Rita as a truly extraordinary republican woman.
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Michael Collins The Last Days
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