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1. www.theirishstory.com › 2021/11/29 › the-blood-of‘The Blood of Irish rebels flowed in his veins’: Che Guevara ...

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   Nov 29, 2021 · Guevara was a descendent of Galway native, Patrick Lynch, born in 1715, and who in the aftermath of land confiscations in Ireland was said to have made his way to Buenos Aires in 1749 via Bilbao. Guevara’s Irish roots are these days arguably well-known and his Irish heritage is now an accepted fact. However, it has not always been the case.

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3. www.irishamerica.com › 2017 › 05Roots: The Lynches of Galway - Irish America

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   Mar 17, 2019 · The Lynch family crest, flanked by Che Guevara (left), whose father was a Lynch, at Shannon Airport, and director David Lynch (right). The name Lynch, which is ranked among the 100 most common names in Ireland, originates with several different clans, and is most frequently traced back to the anglicization of the old Irish name Ó Loinsigh, and the less-numerous Norman de Lench family.

4. www.irishcentral.com › roots › genealogyThe fascinating history of Ché Guevara’s Irish ancestry

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Ernesto Raphael Guevara de la Serna, better known to the world as the revolutionary Ché Guevara, was born on 14 June 1928 to Ernesto Guevara Lynch and Celia de la Serna. 3. Five generations ...

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5. www.irishtimes.com › culture › heritageChe Guevara’s father ‘was more into his Irish than his Basque ...

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   Oct 9, 2017 · Ciarán D'Arcy. Mon Oct 09 2017 - 11:41. The father of Che Guevara embraced his Gaelic heritage, especially the rebellious nature of the Irish and their fondness for partying, according to the ...

6. www.nytimes.com › 2012/07/04 › opinionOpinion | Gaelic Guerrilla - The New York Times

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   Jul 4, 2012 · But Cameron has been pushing the idea that “Dr. Che Guevara Lynch,” as his Irish supporters dubbed him, counts as a Galwegian because he’s descended from the Lynches and Blakes, two of the ...

7. www.thejournal.ie › che-guevara-irish-rootsFrom Patricio Lynch to Che Guevara: The story of the Cuban ...

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   Dec 25, 2017 · Che’s father, who’s full name is Ernesto Guevara Lynch, was proud of his Irish roots and the story of how his family built a business in Argentina after fleeing Ireland during Cromwell’s era ...

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   Who was Ché Guevara?

   • As this research was underway in Dublin, the man who would become Patrick Lynch’s most famous descendent was beginning his life in Rosario, Argentina. Ernesto Raphael Guevara de la Serna, better known to the world as the revolutionary Ché Guevara, was born on 14 June 1928 to Ernesto Guevara Lynch and Celia de la Serna. 3

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   Was Che Guevara Irish?

   • Connections between Che Guevara and Ireland have mainly been one way. Certainly, there is not much evidence to suggest that Che prized his Irish heritage in the way his father did. In fact, as Che’s letter to his father from Limerick in the 1960s stated that he was in the land of ‘your ancestors’, not ‘our’.

   ‘The Blood of Irish rebels flowed in his veins’: Che Guevara and the

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   Did Guevara Lynch quote 'in my son's veins flowed the blood of the rebels'?

   • Guevara Lynch’s quote is, more often than not, edited down to the much more marketable, ‘in my son’s veins flowed the blood of the Irish rebels’, adorning t-shirts alongside depictions of figures from Ireland’s revolutionary past (as well as accompanying the aforementioned stamp).

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   Why did Che Guevara appear on an Irish stamp?

   • EARLIER THIS YEAR, the controversial Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara appeared on an Irish stamp to commemorate 100 years since his birth. As well as unearthing the debate around the divisive legacy of the Argentine who was pivotal in the struggle to overthrow Cuba’s dictatorship, it also brought to the fore a discussion of Guevara’s Irish links.

   From Patricio Lynch to Che Guevara: The story of the Cuban

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   Did Che Guevara have a mural in Ulster?

   • A Belfast Mural of Che Guevara. Irish Professor of Sociology, Bill Rolston in his hugely popular examination of political murals in Ulster, notes the inclusion of Guevara murals in republican areas, stating they were representative of other struggles which ‘struck a deep resonance with Irish republicans’.

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   Did Che Guevara carry a copy of guerrilla days in Ireland?

   • In 2011, the Irish Independent claimed that Barry’s War of Independence memoir, Guerrilla Days in Ireland ‘was so vivid’ it ‘subsequently became something of a handbook for guerrilla warfare, and Che Guevara reportedly carried a copy’.

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9. www.irishstar.com › culture › nostalgiaRevolutionary icon Che Guevara had 'the blood of Irish rebels'

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   Nov 13, 2023 · Che Guevara was a communist revolutionary and central figure in the Cuban Revolution. His Irish heritage was a huge part of his identity and it is said "the blood of Irish rebels flowed in his veins". Guevara, born Ernesto Guevara, was a descendent of Co Galway native, Patrick Lynch born in 1715. In the aftermath of land confiscations in ...