Even though it has been closed to prisoners for nearly 100 years, approaching the grey bulk of Kilmainham Gaol still sends a shiver down the spine. It opened in 1796 as the County Gaol for Dublin, but it was also used to hold political prisoners during Ireland’s struggle for independence. It closed in 1924, but by then had witnessed many key political events, and housed some icons of Irish history.
Na sajtu Bohemia.rs koristimo "kolačiće" i druge slične tehnologije, kako bi smo obezbedili rad određenih funkcionalnosti, za prikupljanje zbirne statistike i da vam ponudimo sadržaj, koji je relevantan vašim interesovanjima. Da bismo garantovali vaša prava, tražimo vašu saglasnost. Molimo vas, da pregledate u koje svrhe se koriste "kolačići".
