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Four Courts, by Chris Dawkins, via Flickr

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The full composition of the Supreme Court in 2018. Back row (l to r): Ms Justice Iseult O’Malley, Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne, Mr Justice John MacMenamin, Mr Justice Peter Charleton, Ms Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan. Front row (l to r): Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell, Mr Justice George Birmingham (President of the Court of Appeal), Chief Justice Frank Clarke, Mr Justice Peter Kelly (President of the High Court), Mr Justice William M McKechnie.

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Conflagration of the Four Courts during the Civil War, 30 June 1922

Conflagration of the Four Courts during the Civil War, 30 June 1922

But oh the days are soft,
Soft enough to forget
…
The Four Courts burnt.

From Dublin by Louis McNeice; read here (YouTube) by Stephen James Smith (via here).

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