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Wolfe Tone Memorial — Saint Stephen's Green

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Wolfe Tone Memorial — Saint Stephen's Green
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Freestanding commemorative sculpture, erected 1966, depicting Theobald Wolfe Tone, comprising 3 metre-high statue of lost-wax bronze casting on rectangular platform of eight roughly hewn granite slabs; backdrop comprising curved line of roughly hewn granite monoliths. Platform inscribed 'Wolfe Tone 1763 1798'. Bronze plaque on platform to north elevation with lettering 'Theobald Wolfe Tone 1763-1798 by Edward Delaney R.H.A. Unveiled by President de Valera in 1967'. Located at northeast corner of Saint Stephen's Green, facing outwards onto open paved plaza bordered by roadways. Famine Memorial companion piece to southwest, behind granite backdrop.

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