A 19th Century artwork of the Trial of Irish patriots at Clonmel, Oct. The illustration shows Lord Chief Justice Doherty, standing (left), delivering a death sentence to Thomas. F. Meagher, Terence B. , Patrick 'Donohue, members of the rebel group, Young Ireland for an unsuccessful rebellion in 1848 during which Meagher publicly unveiled the “new” tricolour in Waterford for the first time, then in to a crowd in Dublin. In August Meagher, Terence MacManus, O’Brien and Patrick O’Donoghue were arrested, tried for treason and transported to Tasmania, Australia.
A 19th Century artwork of the Trial of Irish patriots at Clonmel, Oct. The illustration shows Lord Chief Justice Doherty, standing (left), delivering a death sentence to Thomas. F. Meagher, Terence B. , Patrick 'Donohue, members of the rebel group, Young Ireland for an unsuccessful rebellion in 1848 during which Meagher publicly unveiled the “new” tricolour in Waterford for the first time, then in to a crowd in Dublin. In August Meagher, Terence MacManus, O’Brien and Patrick O’Donoghue were arrested and tried for treason. They were given a sentence to be ‘hanged, drawn and quartered’, but International pressure forced a royal clemency with the death sentence commuted to exile on the island of Tasmania in Australia.
Size: 3341px × 2153px
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Photo credit: © De Luan / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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