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Images Dated 21st December 2007

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Boa Nova group couple dancing, Funchal, Madeira

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Featured 21 Dec 2007 Print

The Dublin Crimean Banquet

Engraving showing a panoramic of a banquet for Crimean war veterans in Stack A, a warehouse in Dublin's Docklands, held on October 22nd 1856. Organised by the Irish government to honour the 3,600 troops who had recently returned from the Crimea, the tobacco warehouse, which was transformed with furnishing and floral arrangements, was found to be the only venue big enough to hold such a large number of people. Banners celebrating the various battles were hung around the wall