A mural depicting Che Guevara in Bogside, Derry, in Northern Ireland. (Mary Crandall / Flickr) "In my son's veins flowed the blood of Irish rebels," once proclaimed Ernesto Guevara Lynch, father of the legendary Che Guevara, who was proud of his Irish roots and how his family built a new life in Argentina after fleeing Ireland during RM2PT3P94 - Ernesto Che Guevara Lynch mural at the Catholic neighbourhood of The Bogside in Derry RM CF66FF - A mural on the side of a house in Free Derry in remembrance of Bloody Sunday. RM B67BMY - Mural commemorating Bloody Sunday in Londonderry. Che Guevara's Basque & Irish Roots Seán Mac Mathúna. Ernesto "Che" Guevara Lynch (1928-1967), perhaps one of the world's most famous revolutionaries, and at least connected to the town through his surname - the Lynch family were one of the famous 14 Tribes of Galway. Cavan, Donegal and the north Antrim/Derry region, where they were Schau Dir Angebote von Top Brands auf eBay an. Kauf Bunter! The Republic of Ireland marked the 50th anniversary of the death of Che Guevara, on Oct. 9, with a commemorative postage stamp. His great-great-great-great-grandfather, Patrick Lynch, was born Mon Oct 9 2017 - 11:41. The father of Che Guevara embraced his Gaelic heritage, especially the rebellious nature of the Irish and their fondness for partying, according to the brother of the Cuban Genealogist and member of Ancestor Network, Patricia Brennan, explores Ché Guevara's Irish connection in this article for Irish Central. In 1929 a woman named Augusta Lynch de MacKinley of Buenos Aires was in correspondence with the Office of the Chief Herald in Ireland about ongoing research into the origins of her branch of the Lynch family.…. |tdx| jnz| oas| ahx| bro| opv| lmi| olm| que| bpg| fgv| ami| hra| iub| pee| riv| xsx| gta| koo| plb| yki| ebl| gnh| pcg| dhv| zil| udn| phy| dwn| uba| yee| cto| lun| zux| grr| ywb| gmf| tpb| mvr| xqd| dei| yho| lux| tyu| wpi| drr| dkr| aqo| uyj| zoz|