Ógra Fianna Fáil are named after him. Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's GAA club was founded in Clonoe, County Tyrone. In 1930, Irish immigrants in Hartford, Connecticut, created a hurling club and named it after Barry. The club later disappeared for decades, but was revived in 2011 by more recently arrived Irish immigrants and local Irish-Americans in the area. In 1934, a large stained-glass window commemorating Barry was unveiled in Earlsfort Terrace, then the principal campus of University College Dublin. It was designed by Richard King of the Harry Clarke Studio. In 2007, UCD completed its relocation to the Belfield campus some four miles away and a fund was collected by graduates to defray the cost (estimated at close to €250,000) of restoring and moving the window to this new location. A grandnephew of Kevin Barry is Irish historian Eunan O'Halpin. There is an Irish republican flute band named after him in Glasgow, the "Volunteer Kevin Barry Republican Flute Band". Barry's execution is mentioned in the folk song "Rifles of the I.R.A." written by Dominic Behan in 1968. The ballad "Kevin Barry", relating the story of his execution, has been sung by artists as diverse as Paul Robeson, Leonard Cohen, Lonnie Donegan, Stompin' Tom Connors, The Hootenanny singers (as "Kevin Berry") Damien Dempsey and The Dubliners. At the place where Kevin Barry was captured (North King Street/Church Street, Dublin), there are two blocks of flats named after him. Barry is a main character in Gerard Siggins' 2015 young adult novel Rugby Rebel, the third in Siggins' seven-part series of books set in a fictional Irish boarding school. References External links The Incident at Monk’s Bakery The lyrics to "The Ballad of Kevin Barry" Some images and a short discussion of the Kevin Barry Memorial Window, UCD. The Digital Kevin Barry Papers in UCD Digital Library The Digital Papers of the Kevin Barry Memorial Committee in UCD Digital Library A Google Arts and Culture Exhibition - Kevin Barry: UCD Student, Irish Republican Hero 1902 births 1920 deaths People educated at St Mary's College, Dublin Burials at Glasnevin Cemetery Irish Republican Army (1919–1922) members 20th-century executions by the United Kingdom Executed Irish people People executed by the British military by hanging People educated at Belvedere College Medical students Irish Republicans killed during the Irish War of Independence Old Belvedere R.F.C. players People executed for murder Rugby union players from County Dublin Irish torture victims