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The eight songs featured in the \u201cSince 1916\u201d project were written based upon true historical events in Ireland. These historical events took place at the locations included in this map.<\/p>\n

To access each location, drag your cursor on the marker, where you will see a headline that describes what event occurred there. Next, click on the marker, where you will find an image and description of the historical event, along with the song corresponding to it. To see what the marked location looks like today, drag the \u201cPegman\u201d in the box at the right of the map to each individual spot.<\/p>\n

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Jacobite Rising<\/p>\n

The song “Mo Ghile Mear” is a lament about the exile and defeat of Charles Edward Stuart, “Bonnie Charlie,” who was expected to help the Irish gain religious independence.<\/p>\n

“Mo Ghile Mear” Sting and The Chieftains:<\/p>\n