Béal na mBláth

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The Cross on the bend in the road commemorating where Michael Collins, leader of the Irish Army, was killed in the autumn of 1922.
The Cross on the bend in the road commemorating where Michael Collins, leader of the Irish Army, was killed in the autumn of 1922.

Béal na mBláth, mouth of flowers in English, (often incorrectly called 'Béal na Bláth') is a tiny village in West Cork which is best known for being the location of the assassination of Michael Collins on 22 August 1922 during the Irish Civil War.

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