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Parnell Monument — Main Street

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Parnell Monument — Main Street
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Freestanding bronze statue of politician Charles Stewart Parnell erected in 1991 to commemorate the centenary of his death. The statue is set on a block-like granite plinth with scabbled finish and ‘Parnell’ inscribed on the front (south) face. The statue is the work of sculptor Fred Conlen and is set within a small paved area overlooking a public park. A small plaque set into the retaining wall behind the monument states that it was unveiled by President Mary Robinson in September 1991.

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