A disused Wicklow quarry holds the graves of 134 Germans who died on Irish soil
Downed Luftwaffe airmen, a Nazi spy who took his own life, and civilians drowned off Donegal all lie together at Glencree, in a cemetery the Irish government almost refused to allow.
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