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Priceless photograph of Easter 1916 Rising leader to be sold

Countess Markievicz was the only woman officer in Rising

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Calm down towntroll you big drama queen(and it's Kurt). Before you hijacked the thread in the third post, haikued2 at Jan 23, 2011, 01:47 PM EST, commented on the commercialization of the photograph (how can something that is priceless be sold? Just a thought). I haven't bothered getting through the rest of your rambling pablum for which you keep congratulating yourself.
The Photograph sold at Auction for €500. ($680, £421-UK) €100 below the lowest Guide Price :-(5-8oo). (Irish Times).
YOU ARE A LIAR curt. There was NO mention of that point before my first post on this topic! - - - Chapter and Verse, if you please ! - - - or offer the site an apology, if you have the backbone.!.. - - - - - -If Constance had heard her Comrades being shot one by one from her cell and 'pulled every string available' to her, to save her own life, then, only when she was SURE she had 'escaped', did she make her hypocritical remark : pretending she would rather have died for her Cause!. If she genuinely felt so bad about living when the Men died, it surely would have been the 'decent thing' to shoot herself with one of her German bullets - having saved the British Army from wasting a good English one! The more you display your ignorance, the bigger the Shadow grows on her Reputation. But still, in spite of all the Shadows, she displayed more courage than you will ever dream of in a hundred sorry lifetimes, so apologise,for goodness sake, and let her Rest in Peace now.
There was indignance raised about selling such as national treasure before you hijacked the thread with this little gem creaky: "She could have had the decency to shoot herself!"
THE POINT that amuses me is that amidst all the indignant guff issued by the 'little irelanders' on this Thread --- there has not been a single peep of Moralistic Outrage that this 'Priceless Irish Photograph' is being flogged off to the highest bidder and will probably end up is some museum "on the nicest street in Philadelphia". - - - Such an ignominious end for such a Treasured Momento!
It's about time for you to get back to the "point of the post" and given us another rambling stream of insane nonsense creaky.
QUICK! These two need 'the Priest'!
Creaky..you haven't a chance of anyone touching your 'shakespeare' at your age.
Creaky..You haven't a chance of anyone touching your "shakespeare! at your age.
BETTER AND BETTER! - - - now TWO minnow-minds on the same hook! Pass me my 'shakespeare' so I can put them out of their misery!
Yes, hopefully this site works as a form of shock therapy for creaky.
Creaky..Well at least you are reading Irish history anyway,It's all part of your rehabilitation.Kurt I have noticed that.He is abandoning his rambling, monotonous works of fiction.Creaky is beginning to do a bit of research now.He knows he can't just post his own dopey belief's anymore. Well done Creaky,you have admitted you are a chronic liar and that is the first step to recovery..Now for your homework...You must keep repeating..I must not believe the lies the British have taught me. Maith an fhear!!
ANOTHER BITE! Yip-pee! - - - Much as we are enjoying hooking these boring dopey flounders, we must get back to the point of the Post: I wonder how much the Photograph of the Lady with the 'Brit Status and 'Toxic System of Values' fetched, when it was sold?
Although towntroll has used his brit troll status to obscure his pathetic and failed defense of his toxic system of values, perhaps he's also abandoned the rambling, monotonous works of fiction he post.
ANOTHER S-PRAT HOOKED! Jolly Good!
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