What is recorded here

Mortality is a natural process in which the character and ownership of life transform rather than disappear. People who leave behind love, witness or creation continue participating through memory, relationship and the living world they shaped.

This black commemorative plaque records: This office is proudly named after Staff Captain James (Junior) McDaid, Irish Republican Army. Killed on active service 29th December 1972. Fuair se bás ar son Saoirse na hÉireann.

James McDaid was a Staff Captain in the Irish Republican Army and is remembered for his role in the armed conflict known as The Troubles; he was killed on active service on December 29, 1972.

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