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  1. 25th March 2016, 05:54 PM #1
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    Irelands Easter uprising, 1916, the Anzac involvement

    Diggers' bloody role in Irish uprising - National - theage.com.au
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    I'll bet not many of you knew this.

    https://www.awm.gov.au/journal/j39/kildea/
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    What the 1916 Easter Rising means for Ireland today - Al Jazeera English
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    Thanks for that Bob. My own great uncle William could have been roped into that lot. No mention has been made in our family legends though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cuppabillytea View Post
    Thanks for that Bob. My own great uncle William could have been roped into that lot. No mention has been made in our family legends though.
    A real can of worms Billy, I had friends who were in the English army, during the troubles. I also had a friend who was in the IRA, full on. They could all have a beer at the Brighton, nicely enough. But being good mates, we always made sure they were never left together, alone, under the influence.
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