Category:Dandy Pat memorial, St Anthony's, Scotland Road
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This memorial was constructed in 2000 from the remains of a drinking fountain which formerly stood in Pownall Square before being vandalised and demolished. It was a tribute to Patrick Byrne (1845 - 1980), an Irish immigrant to Liverpool from County Wexford in 1863. After working on the docks for three years, he bought a lodging house and pub, gaining his nickname from his smart dress. He was also elected to the City Council as an independent Irish Nationalist.
Media in category "Dandy Pat memorial, St Anthony's, Scotland Road"
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