They will be able to select five people to attend a state ceremony.
A midlands county council is looking for members of the public who are close relatives of those directly impacted by the Civil War and who would like to attend a state ceremony in the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin on Sunday the 28th of May
Westmeath County Council will be able to select 5 attendees to the ceremony.
This is a formal ceremony for a healing moment of reconciliation, remembering everyone who lost their lives in the Civil War.
This commemoration will be televised and available for widespread viewing.
The focus of this commemoration is on those who were most impacted by the events of the civil war.
Therefore, these invitations are particularly intended for close relatives of the families most affected by local events.
Please be mindful that this is an outdoor ceremony.
Expressions of interest must be received by 24th April 2023 at 12 noon.
Where the expressions of interest exceed the places available, nominees will then be chosen by the local authority at random or to broadly reflect all sides of the Civil War period.
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