Máire Drumm

Irish politician and Sinn Féin leader

Máire Drumm - Irish politician and Sinn Féin leader
Born

November 22nd, 1919
105 years ago

Died

1976
49 years ago — 57 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Ireland

Links & References

Played a significant role in the Sinn Féin party, serving as the Vice-President. Actively engaged in political activities in Northern Ireland, advocating for Irish nationalism and civil rights. Was a prominent figure in the community, promoting issues related to social justice and equality. Involved in the republican movement, worked towards the reunification of Ireland. Her life was marked by political activism during a tumultuous period in Irish history, ultimately leading to her assassination in 1976.

Served as Vice-President of Sinn Féin

Advocated for Irish nationalism and civil rights

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