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Whyte's to offer Irish & International art Paul Henry RHA, Spring in Wicklow, c. 1926-8. 21 by 20 in. (53.3 by 50.8 cm). Estimate: €150,000 - €200,000. DUBLIN .-Whyte’s spring auction of Irish & International art promises to deliver another exciting opportunity for collectors to acquire rare artworks of outstanding quality and enduring value. On Monday 22 March 2021 153 lots of Irish & International art will be offered for auction. One of top lots by value is a striking oil (illustrated above) titled Waiting for the Ferry, Low Tide, 1946 by Jack B. Yeats (lot 29, estimate €100,000-€150...

Mystery of Patrick Sarsfield’s grave may finally be solved Independent.ie 16/02/2021 Allison Bray Officials from France and Belgium believe they may have solved the mystery of the final resting place of Irish war hero Patrick Sarsfield after more than three centuries. Sarsfield, the First Earl of Lucan, was killed during the August 29, 1693 Battle of Landen or Neerwinden in Belgium during the Nine Year’s War but his remains have never been found. An estimated 12,000 Jacobite soldiers and their families fled to France from Ireland under Sarsfield’s command following the...

'Major breakthrough' in search for Patrick Sarsfield's remains Campaigners in Limerick believe they may have finally found the burial site of the 1st Earl of Lucan Last November, Dr Loïc Guyon, the Honorary Consul of France in Limerick, wrote to the Mayor of Huy to request his assistance in trying to locate Sarsfield’s burial site. Tue, 16 Feb, 2021 - 11:00 Steven Heaney Campaigners searching for the remains of Patrick Sarsfield believe they may have found the 1st Earl of Lucan’s burial site. In the aftermath of the signing of the Treaty of Limerick in 1691, Sarsfield, along with some 1...

Breakthrough in search for Sarsfield's remains Updated / Tuesday, 16 Feb 2021 16:29 Patrick Sarsfield is believed to have been buried on the grounds of Saint Martin's church in the Belgian town of Huy Mid West Correspondent A group seeking to locate the remains of Patrick Sarsfield, the famous historical figure who led the Jacobite army in the siege of Limerick in 1691, have had a breakthrough in their search and efforts to repatriate the remains to Limerick. The 'Sarsfield Homecoming Project' was launched last October by the organisers of the Limerick Bastille Day Wild Geese Festival wit...

A BREAKTHROUGH has been made by the Consular Agency of France and the Civic Trust in their bid to locate Patrick Sarsifeld’s remains. The Sarsfield Homeco...