US EditionHow Cork guesthouse owner's DNA could solve 330-year mystery of Ireland's greatest freedom fighter
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How Cork guesthouse owner's DNA could solve 330-year mystery of Ireland's greatest freedom fighter
In a small guesthouse in the West Cork town of Skibbereen lives a man who could help to solve one of the most enduring mysteries in Irish history. The question of whatever became of Patrick Sarsfield, the swashbuckling freedom fighter who led the 12,000-strong Wild Geese to France in 1691, is one history teachers have never been able to answer. But a former church crypt in the rural village of Huy in southern Belgium may soon be about to offer u…
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