What is recorded here

Freestanding limestone monument to 1798 rebellion, erected 1904, sited outside Clonmel Town Hall. Comprises square-plan stepped cut limestone plinth and pedestal, front face having inscribed marble plaque, and topped by carved limestone statue of revolutionary standing on moulded base.

This monument, erected to the memory of the rebels of the 1798 rebellion, occupies a prominent site in front of Clonmel Town Hall. It displays evidence of fine stone crafting and was sculpted by James K. Bracken, one of the founders of the GAA.

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