O'Connell Monument, Dublin Photos

The Daniel O'Connell Monument (1882) by John Henry Foley marks the street named after "The Liberator" aka "The Catholic Emancipator" of Ireland. Daniel O'Connell was a parliamentarian imprisoned for advocating repeal of the Acts of Union which joined Ireland to Great Britain. His efforts culminated in the 1829 repeal of law discriminating against Catholics. In 1841 he became Lord Mayor of Dublin.

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O'Connell Street tram mall with Daniel O'Connell Monument. Dublin, Ireland.	Daniel O'Connell Monument (1882) by John Henry Foley on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.	Daniel O'Connell Monument (1882) by John Henry Foley on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.	Sculpture of Daniel O'Connell parliamentarian imprisoned for advocating repeal of Acts of Union which joined Ireland to Great Britain. Dublin, Ireland.

View of O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.	Daniel O'Connell statue in rotunda of Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.	Blue Georgian door of Liberator Daniel O'Connell house on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.	Plaque on former house of Liberator Daniel O'Connell on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.

Facade & iron railings of former house of Liberator Daniel O'Connell on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.	Derrynane House, ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, a 19th C politician who gained equal rights for Catholics. Ireland.


See Also:	Derrynane House, Ireland O'Connell Street, Dublin Dublin, Ireland