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* '''anagram''' * '''John Kells Ingram:''' (1823 – 1907) an Irish economist, patriot, and poet, co-founder of the National Library of Ireland. His most famous work is "The Memory of the Dead", in honour of the Irish Rebellion of 1798. It begins "Who fears to speak of ' 98? / Who '''blushes at the name'''?" * '''Shaun''' * '''Seán T. O'Kelly''' (1882 - 1966) Irish revolutionary and politician, a veteran of the Easter Rising and (during much of the period when FW was being written) the right-hand man of Ireland's premier, Eamon de Valera. [[Category: Irish authors]] [[Category: Shaun the Post]]

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