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War in the streets - 100th anniversary of the Dromcollogher Ambush Reporter: 14 May 2021 The shop that replaced Murray's was the fine premises run by John Galvin. Now of course Meaney's Centra Supermarket trades on this site | PICTURE: dromheritage.ie ');  '); TODAY marks the 100 year anniversary of the Dromcollogher Ambush, an incident from the War of Independence that took place on the streets of the village on May 14, 1921. A patrol from the local RIC barracks (the former St Mary’s Secondary school on the Cork Road) is described by the Irish Military Archives as comprising of sixteen m...

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Experts say that, much like the myth of her cow’s fateful lantern kick, Catherine O’Leary's connection to the home is also dubious.

Daisy the cow almost certainly did not start the Great Chicago Fire. But that has not stopped as many as 50 people per week from calling a Chicago real estate agent — they’re curious about a mansion he is selling that he says was built for Catherine O’Leary, the troublemaking cow’s owner. The language in the listing for the 6,270-square-foot, four-story Englewood mansion at 726 W. Garfield Boulevard does not exactly lend itself to myth...

Much like the legend that Catherine O’Leary’s cow started the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, historians doubt the story that the home was built for her — or that she ever lived there.