fatal, but Morris died in September 1775: this was believed to have been as the result of the shooting. The soldier Green was decorated for his "gallantry". His wife Eibhlín Dubh Ní Chonaill composed the long poem "Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire" (Lament for Art O'Leary), mourning his death and calling for revenge. Ó Laoghaire's tomb at Kilcrea Friary has the epitaph (probably composed by his widow): "Lo Arthur Leary, generous, handsome, brave, / Slain in his bloom lies in this humble grave." Notes References O'Leary, Peter (1998) "The Life and Times of Art O Laoghaire". Journal of the Ballingreary & Inchigeela Historical Society 1998, online at www.ballingearyhs.com Brennan, Brian Anthony (2000) "Songs of an Irish Poet: The Mary O'Leary Story. pp. 128–9". The Collins Press, Cork External links The Life and Times of Art O Laoghaire by Peter O'Leary Extract from series Voices of a Hidden Ireland about Ó Laoghaire and his murder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F02VhJ_g3xY People from Macroom 18th-century Irish people Irish soldiers in the Austrian Army Irish expatriates in Austria-Hungary Irish outlaws 1773 deaths Year of birth unknown