STATUES OF KINGS
Removal From Dublin Streets Suggested (Received "19, 31.0 a.m.) DUBLIN, May 18. A proposal to remove the statues of Elnglisli kings from Dublin led to an acrimonious debate at the Roscommon County Board. The mover of the resolution declared: "Now that the King has been removed from the Irish Constitution the Royal statues should be removed from the streets to obviato causes of turmoil. The chairman declined to accept the resolution.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 104, 19 May 1937, Page 5
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