Скачать или смотреть THE DUNDALK MARKET DAY STAMPEDE: When Bulls Became Weapons

October 12, 1831. Dundalk, Ireland. When market inspector Thomas Brennan discovered eight bodies scattered across King Street, authorities called it a tragic livestock accident. But the evidence told a different story.

Mary Kieran—a drover's wife—lay dead against a stone wall, her body bearing wounds that came BEFORE the stampede, not during. In her own blood, she'd written four words that would expose a conspiracy reaching into Ireland's darkest political underworld.

This isn't just a story about frightened cattle. This is about weaponized animals, secret societies, systematic murder, and a cover-up that silenced an entire community. What started as market day ended in massacre—and the truth was buried for 50 years.

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This video discusses historical violence, conspiracy, murder, and institutional cover-ups. While we avoid graphic descriptions, the subject matter involves adult themes and tragedy. Viewer discretion advised.

🕯️ THE DUNDALK MARKET DAY STAMPEDE
8 victims found dead after "cattle stampede"
Medical evidence revealed pre-mortem injuries
Ribbon Society involvement and political conspiracy
Witnesses threatened into silence
Magistrate's secret letters exposed the truth
Mary Kieran's final message written in blood

Join us as we uncover one of Ireland's most chilling historical mysteries—a story of ordinary people caught in extraordinary evil, where justice was sacrificed for political peace.

📚 HISTORICAL SOURCES:
National Archives of Ireland
Royal College of Surgeons Dublin - sealed autopsy reports (opened 1883)
Magistrate William Fortescue's private correspondence
Contemporary newspaper accounts from 1831-1832

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