Roger Casement shared a tent with Joseph Conrad

Roger Casement shared a tent with Joseph Conrad in the Congo and became the
inspiration behind his most famous novel, Heart of Darkness.

On the 90th anniversary of Roger Casement’s execution for treason in 1916,
is it not time for Ireland to recognise the humanitarian achievements of
the man both Africa and South America

Sinn Fein councillor Cara McShane told the BBC that Sir Roger Casement's
story was remarkable.

"Some may call him a traitor, but at the end of the day he was very
passionate about Irish republicanism, about Irish people, their national
identity, their culture and their language," she said.