In this image:
- Thomas Hennigan
- John Patrick Hennegan
- Patrick Hennegan
- Julia (Hennegan) Masterson
- Thomas Hennegan
- Dennis Hennegan
- Hennegan of County Cork, Ireland
- John David Hennegan
- Dennis Hennegan
- Alexander Hennegan
- Patrick Hennigan
- Hennigan Name Study
- Reardon Name Study
- David Hennegan
- Michael Hennigan
Where: Dunmanway, County Cork, Ireland
When: 1850 [uncertain].
Uploaded: 2 Mar 2017 by Lawrence Bailey.
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On 28 November 1921, during the Irish War of Independence (19191921), seventeen British Auxiliary Division troops were killed by the Irish Republican Army at the Kilmichael Ambush (near Dunmanway). The subsequent sacking and burning of the city of Cork by the British forces is thought to be linked to the Kilmichael Ambush. On 15 December 1920, an Auxiliary shot dead the local priest, Canon Magner, for refusing to toll his church's bells on Armistice Day; a local boy, Tadhg Crowley, was also killed in an apparently random incident. There were numerous other actions in and around Dunmanway during https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunmanway