No smoke without fire. Pray you are not guilty of this | Biafra UNITY

STORY OF IRISH UNITY In February 1799, rebel leader Michael Dwyer — the Wicklow Chief — and his men were trapped here by government troops. Two nearby cottages surrendered, but in this very cottage, Dwyer and his comrades chose to fight on. Gunfire ripped through the night, smoke filled the air, and the roof went up in flames. One by one, the rebels fell, until only Dwyer was left standing. That’s when Sam McAllister made the ultimate sacrifice — stepping into the doorway to draw the fire on him