Ballyseedy (Irish: Bailte Ó Síoda, meaning 'town of Sheedy') is a townland in County Kerry, Ireland. It was historically situated in the parish of Ballyseedy...

Kerry Irregulars". Freeman's Journal. 18 April 1923. p. 8. * "Ballyseedy". Ballyseedy. 1 January 1997. RTE. Retrieved 17 October 2017. Republican perspective...

from the prison in Tralee and blew them up with a land mine at nearby Ballyseedy. Only Stephen Fuller, a future Irish politician, survived the explosion...

anti-treaty fighters. The most notorious example of this occurred at Ballyseedy, where nine Republican prisoners were tied to a landmine, which was detonated...

Ballyseedy and the Civil War's worst atrocity". The Irish Times. Retrieved 21 September 2017. Ballyseedy (1 January 1997). "Ballyseedy". Ballyseedy....

Brigade IRA Memorial, the Republican Memorial (Crossmaglen), and the Ballyseedy Memorial (Kerry). He exhibited regularly at the Royal Hibernian Academy...

County Kerry to investigate and document what later became known as the Ballyseedy massacre of March 1923, in which a number of unarmed republican prisoners...

County Kerry. The attack was to happen at Ballyseedy, where Free State forces had carried out the Ballyseedy massacre during the Irish Civil War. However...

their men—the most notorious being the killing of eight men with mines at Ballyseedy, near Tralee. The internecine conflict was brought to an end in May 1923...

10 October 2017. "Ballyseedy commemoration". Retrieved 12 October 2017.[permanent dead link] "Stories of the revolution: Ballyseedy and the Civil War's...