I’d heard about this sculpture before, altough never knew where it actually was. Down visiting family in Midleton for the weekend, and drove by it today completely by chance, had to double back for a photo.

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  1. Never forget that when those people gave us that cash they had virtually nothing themselves. It wasn’t long after the trail of tears when they were forced off their own land…and still they found it in their hearts to help people they’d never met the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.

    How many lives did they save? How many of us wouldn’t be alive today only that that cash kept one or other of our ancestors alive?

    As far I’m concerned the Irish and the Choctaw should always have each other’s backs, forever.

  2. Even better now, the Choctaw Nation just unveiled a statue at their capitol in Oklahoma as a tribute to the bond:

    [https://www.choctawnation.com/news/news-releases/eternal-heart-sculpture-to-honor-choctaw-ireland-relationship-to-be-unveiled-at-choctaw-nation-capitol/?fbclid=IwAR1dhntdQjdTuKfqjvawUNEdnGjUSH867vKxdJl80Czw-6-qYW4aH4OUphI](https://www.choctawnation.com/news/news-releases/eternal-heart-sculpture-to-honor-choctaw-ireland-relationship-to-be-unveiled-at-choctaw-nation-capitol/?fbclid=IwAR1dhntdQjdTuKfqjvawUNEdnGjUSH867vKxdJl80Czw-6-qYW4aH4OUphI)

  3. There is animals in fota that know how to spell midleton correctly.

    Middleton Is a town in the uk with the oldest train in service.

    Midleton is a town in Ireland with whisky and a bunch of feathers.

  4. Fair play to them. They saw another indigenous people suffering and offered what they could during what some think was a genocide. As in the English who ruled, sat back and did nothing other dig mass graves and dumped bodies both alive and dead in.

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