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Liam Lynch, the Anti-Treaty Army Leader, who was fatally wounded on the Knockmealdown Mountains in 1923.
Liam Lynch 101st Anniversary Commemoration
This year marks the 101st year anniversary Memorial Mass of Liam Lynch. This will take this on this coming Sunday, April 14 in Newcastle.
Ceremonies will begin with the raising of the flag at Tigh Na nDaoine at 11am followed by a parade to Newcastle Church for 11.30am Mass.
After Mass the congregation will march to the Community Hall Newcastle, where refreshments will be served.
The oration which will be delivered this year by Ms Niamh Uí Bhriain.
Chairman Deputy Mattie McGrath, TD along with the organising committee welcome you all on the day.
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