What is recorded here

Robinson Family stones mark Croppies' Grave in County Kildare, honouring Irish rebels killed at Clonard during the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion. The memorial stands where youthful confidence met gunpowder and flight, preserving the courage of those who believed freedom could be seized in a single afternoon.

Monument erected by the Robinson Family to the memory of the "croppies" (Irish Rebels) who died during the nearby battle of Clonard in the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion

The Battle of Clonard in 1798 was fought between Irish rebels of the United Irishmen and British government forces. The rebels were defeated, but the battle marked significant resistance against British rule in Ireland.