Kilmichael

in terms of the, the attack by Michael Collins' squad.

Um, and then only, only a, a week later, like you've got Kilmichael, you know, where, where, you know, uh, 18, was it 18, I think, um, auxiliaries were killed.

Tom Barry and-

Tom Barry's, uh, um, uh-

And then the other West Cork team in action in the Intermediate A Football Championship semifinal, it is Adrigole from Beara.

They're up against Botovant on Saturday, 3:00 PM in Kilmichael.

The other semifinal's Kilmurry against Borrisoe on Friday at half seven in M- Mormont Abbey.

But for Adrigole, Ciaran, it's, it's really to stop the, the rot in many ways of losing semifinals.

If there's nothing further.

So Jack gets a letter one day, and it's a letter from Seamus, a retired member of the society that lives near Kilmichael.

And he sits and reads it, and he kind of has to read it several times, 'cause it's, it's so disjointed.

And he walks in, into the dining room as you're having your breakfast, and his brow is furrowed as he reads this letter.

Seamus, Seamus was one of us, but his mind had broken, but his mind and his body have been broken by what he saw in the service of the society.

He was a good man, a ex-soldier with a keen intellect.

But since he left us, he's been living on his own on the outskirts of Kilmichael.

Uh-

Accordia, Clonmulte was one of the worst disasters suffered by the IRA in Cork during the War of Independence.

Cork had many successes, of course, the likes of Cross Barry and Kilmichael.

But on the 20th of February 1921, a large number of men from the East Cork Brigade were gathered at a farmhouse near Clonmulte when British forces closed in.

What followed was short, violent and chaotic.