Patrick Brennan of Sandyford Dublin
Photograph of Patrick Brennan
This is a photograph of my grandfather Patrick Brennan from Sandyford in Dublin. He fought in WW1 and survived the war. I think the photograph was taken in 1917
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Photograph of Patrick Brennan of Sandyford Dublin on horseback
CREATOR
Jane Brennan
DATE
1917
LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
0
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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