IRISH VOLUNTEERS FIRST AID CLASS MOY N.S. Circa 1917
BACK ROW Nan Clancy, Islandbawn; Steve Gallagher, Lackamore ; Paddy Nagle, Torr; P Clancy; P McGough, Inagh; Patrick Morgan, Lavereen; Tom Daniels; M Vaughan, Moy ; Anthony Malone, Glendine
MIDDLE ROW Gerry Clancy, Islandbawn; Patrick Curtin, Leeds; Seamus Hennessy, Cloneyogan; Willie McCarthy, Ennistymon; Conor O’Brien, Leeds; - ; Michael O’Brien, Leeds
FRONT ROW Thomas Hayes, Lahinch; Michael Clancy, Islandbawn
After the Rineen Ambush, where he was a rifleman, he was promoted to Adjutant of the 4th Battalion. He was to become one of Ireland’s greatest amateur golfers winning 26 major Irish titles, 36 international appearances for his country and inclusion in the Walker Cup side
Rev. Dr. Rodgers, Bishop of Killaloe, inspects 4th Battalion Mid Clare Brigade guard of honour at Rineen, Co Clare at the unveiling of a memorial to the ambush. With the Bishop are Comdt. Séamus Hennessy who introduced his Lordship to members of the guard of honour and Captain Thomas Burke who was in charge of the parade of veterans.
Members of Clare Cumann na mBan and Old IRA at the unveiling in Ennis, 1966, of the 1916 memorial as part of the Easter Risings Golden Jubilee commemorations. The photograph formed part of a feature in the Capuchin Annual 1967 titled ‘Ireland remembers with pride Easter Week 1916 in Golden Jubilee celebrations’
Rineen Memorial
Songs of Rineen
1966 - 46th Anniversary
1970 Anniversary
90th Anniversary