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Peadar Bracken (23 January 1887 – January 19, 1961) was an Irish freedom fighter during Ireland's War of Independence. In 1914 he was elected Captain by the men of the Tullamore Company Irish Volunteers, before later being appointed Commandant of the Athlone Brigade area by Padraig Pearse. Bracken, alongside his comrade Seamus Brennan are credited with firing the first ever shots in the 1916 rising in Tullamore. Bracken was under order from Padraig Pearse and took command off him for the duration of the 1916 rising. He commanded the critical GPO garrison outpost at O'Connell Bridge, Dublin during the Easter Rising. Later on in his career, in 1920, he was a senior officer in the Irish Republican Brotherhood branch in Tullamore, and commanding officer in chief of the Athlone Brigade. Bracken died in January 19, 1961. 
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