The Dublin brigade of the IRA attacks and sets fire to the Customs House; 120 of its men are captured and 11 are killed

On May 25, 1921 in Celtic History

The dublin brigade of the ira attacks and sets fire to the customs house; 120 of its men are captured and 11 are killed

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