- Nelson's Pillar was a large granite column capped by a statue of Horatio Nelson, built in the centre of what was then Sackville Street in Dublin, Ireland.
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- Why was Nelsons pillar destroyed? Donal Fallon, in his history of the Pillar, states that almost from its inception the Blakeney statue was a target for vandalism.
- • The removal of Nelson’s Pillar after it was bombed in 1966. The Irish Republican Publicity Bureau says it is in no way connected with the incident.
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- Until 1966, Nelson’s Pillar had stood here, but was destroyed following the bombing by former IRA members.
- When was Nelson’s pillar in Dublin blown up? ... Join us as we explore Nelson’s Pillar in Dublin: what it was, its history, and why the Spire replaced it.