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Collins Barracks

former military barracks in Dublin, Ireland

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Michael Collins

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1702 establishments in Ireland Barracks in Dublin (city)Irish military bases Military history of Dublin (city)Military installations closed in 1997 Military installations established in 1702 Thomas Burgh buildings

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