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A detailed account of the circumstances surrounding the murder in wartime Tipperary of Mary Murphy, near new Inn in South Tipperary, and the subsuquent arrest, trial and execution in 1941 of her neighbour Harry Gleeson. The author, along with Gleeson's defence counsel, Sean MacBride, both believe Gleeson to be innocent.
“The last thing I want to say is that I will pray tomorrow that whoever did it will be discovered, and that the whole thing will be like an open book. I rely on you then to clear my name. I have no confession to make, only that I didn’t do it. That is all. I will pray for you and be with you if I can, whenever you, [Mr. Seán MacBride], Mr. Nolan-Whelan and Mr. Timoney are fighting for justice’.
Tuesday, 22 April 1941
The Author
Marcus Bourke has family connections with Tipperary. He is a barrister and served in the Attorney-General’s office as a legislative draftsman for over twenty-five years. He is editor of the Tipperary Historical Journal.
Light edgewear top covers, paperback, with illustrations, map, evidence and trial documentation. Published by Geography Publications 1993, first edition thus.
Now out of print, and an uncommon title.
