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When a death in Brixton united the Irish and Chinese revolutions
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When a death in Brixton united the Irish and Chinese revolutions
On Sunday 26 October, the Irish community in London, together with friends, gathered outside Brixton Prison for the annual Terence MacSwiney Commemoration. This year’s gathering marked 105 years since the death of the Lord Mayor of Cork, after 74 days on hunger-strike, and was once again organised by the Terence MacSwiney Committee [London]. Committee Chair … Continue reading When a death in Brixton united the Irish and Chinese revolutions The p…
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