
What is recorded here
Two young brothers, Cornelius and Jeremiah Delaney, lost their lives during the War of Independence on their family farm at Dublin Hill. A carved limestone Celtic Revival high cross rose near the site around 1945, using interlacing strapwork and lettering to hold their names above the ordinary field. The monument still stands as a regional landmark, turning a private tragedy into a public marker of local memory.
Delaney Brothers Monument is recorded as a memorial in County Cork. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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Photo: Michael O'Sheil · CC BY-SA 4.0