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Wicklow's Military Road, built to capture a rebel captain

Wicklow's Military Road, built to capture a rebel captain

Leon O’Cathasaigh cycles through the picturesque hills of Wicklow, recalling the history, tales, and legends surrounding Captain Michael Dwyer and his men. Not long ago I spent a wonderful day cycling from Rathfarnham, a suburb of Dublin City,... Read more.

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